Angels-PROPHET, ELIZABETH CLARE

Elizabeth Clare Prophet is the author of Forbidden Mysteries of Enoch:
Fallen Angels and the Origins of Evil (1983). Forbidden Mysteries of
Enoch addresses the question of whether angels were ever transformed
into flesh-and-blood beings in order to perform earthly deeds. The
book presents the thesis that angels took on human bodies and mated
with humans, thereby becoming fallen angels. The fallen angels were
responsible for corrupting mankind, and, according to Prophet, their
progeny are among people of all cultures, religions, and walks of life,
carrying out their evil mission.
Elizabeth Clare Prophet was born Elizabeth Clare Wulf on April
8, 1940, in New Jersey. She was raised in a Christian Science household
and was a spiritual seeker from a young age. She was a student at
Boston University when she met Mark L. Prophet, who had formed an
organization called the Summit Lighthouse in Washington, D.C. The
two were married in the early 1960s. Summit Lighthouse evolved into
the Church Universal and Triumphant, which is now based in Montana.
Elizabeth Prophet took control of the organization when her
husband died in 1973.
Beyond the Enoch material, Church Universal and Triumphant
has many teachings on angels. One of the most popular residents of
the C.U.T. pantheon is St. Michael, the protector angel. A number of
important church decrees involve the angels in general and St.
Michael in particular.