The traditional Baphomet or Beast head within the inverted pentagram is encircled with the name Leviathan in Hebrew, associating it with the Water/Unconscious element and the primal power of the dragon-serpent which brings Samael and Lilith as one, Chioa, Qayin or Beast. This Azazel sigil spells the name of “Azazyl” .

An etymological inference has been made by scholars that indicate the title azazel (derived from the hebrew word 'azaz') may have been used to describe one who is 'impudent to god' or 'strong against god'. Azazel is also mentioned in the context of the scape goat in the book of Leviticus, where Aaron is instructed to send forth a goat to Azazel after confessing the sins of the Israelites whilst laying hands upon its head. In the Apocalypse of Abraham Azazel has takes the form of a dragon/serpent with "hands and feet like a man’s; on his back six wings on the right and six on the left. In another text he takes the form of an unclean bird such as a crow or raven. Read more of AZAZEL in “Adversarial Light - Magick of the Nephilim” by Michael W. Ford