Steven Ben DeNoon discusses how Enoch 18 discusses a cold wilderness where there were not even seen birds. And, he goes on to say that Enoch was shown 7 mountains; the middle of which was always burning. He says that this must be the Sun because that is where the Sun is always seen...at the South Pole. So, what did this mean; what was it describing? He is told that these mountains were 7 Fallen Angels that did not report for duty and Yah got angry with them and imprisoned them here until the end of "The Mystery".

Apparently Steven Ben DeNoon does not yet accept or may not have studied the true shape of the earth because he explains that this Mountain area in Antarctica would have looked a bit differently before the shift of the earth off it's axis. But, that it would fit what Enoch was shown. I think if DeNoon would compare what he read with the Conclave Earth, he would see that it was always this way and did not depend on a Round Ball shifting off it's axis.

Reported is the fact that this area is a very cold "Desert" with hardly any precipitation. Therefore, it does fit Enoch's description. DeNoon had told that this is where Enoch was taken and transported through one of the portals up to Heaven in another report.

Antarctica and the visits there by the Russian Orthodox Church Kirill or Cyril, Patriarch, plus the fleet of Russian Ships that stopped in Saudi Arabia to pick up something (The Ark of Gabriel?) and moved on to Antartica as well, where Kriill performed some ritual. Then, John Kerry, showed up there also when the Inauguration in was taking place. What was so important that this was all taking place in the COLD DESERT where these Fallen Angels are imprisoned until "The Mystery" is achieved?

The mystery of God is the consummation of God’s plan in bringing His kingdom in Christ to fulfillment

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