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7. Why They Banned It The book was too controversial: • Revealed "forbidden" knowledge • Contained strange prophecies • Challenged official doctrine • Questioned angel nature Early Church leaders likely feared its potential to create theological chaos.
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This ancient book is so controversial that it was banned from the Bible: The Book Of Enoch. For centuries, religious leaders kept it hidden from the public... Why? The secrets inside challenged everything they taught. Here's the fascinating truth behind the Book of Enoch:
1. The Hidden Text Most people don't know: This book was written by Enoch, Noah's great-grandfather. While it was removed from most Bibles... The Ethiopian Orthodox Church never gave it up. They've preserved it as sacred scripture for over 2,000 years. What did they see that others feared?
2. Angels & Giants The book tells an incredible story: A group of angels called the Watchers came to Earth. What happened next shocked religious leaders: • They mated with human women • Created a race of giants (the Nephilim) • Taught humans forbidden knowledge This challenged everything people believed about divine beings.
3. The Forbidden Knowledge Here's where it gets fascinating... The Watchers didn't just create giants. They taught humans secrets like: • Magical practices • Advanced metalworking • Cosmetics & beauty arts • Astronomical knowledge Religious authorities saw this as dangerous: It suggested divine knowledge wasn't meant to be controlled.
4. The Dark Side The Book of Giants portion tells an even darker tale: The Nephilim became violent & destructive. It describes them as: • Consuming humans • Destroying the earth • Spreading corruption This section reads like a warning: About the dangers of unchecked power & forbidden knowledge.
5. Visions of the Future Enoch 85-90 contains mysterious prophecies: • Symbolic visions of animals • Predictions of future events • Signs of coming judgment Some believed these predicted: • The coming of a messiah • Humanity's final destiny • Earth's transformation These visions still spark debate today.
6. Heaven & Hell Revealed Enoch claimed he traveled through multiple heavens. What he saw was mindblowing: • Hierarchy of angels • Fate of righteous souls • Punishment of the wicked • Detailed maps of celestial realms His vivid descriptions influenced ideas about the afterlife for centuries.
8. Its Modern Impact Despite being banned, its influence is everywhere: • Modern spiritual movements • Supernatural research • Christian mysticism • Gnostic teachings • Angel mythology The book keeps resurfacing throughout history.
9. The Big Questions The Book of Enoch raises uncomfortable questions: • Why was this knowledge forbidden? • What really happened to the Watchers? • Are these just stories or hidden history? • Why do similar tales appear worldwide? Some secrets are still debated today.
Here's what fascinates me: A book this controversial doesn't just disappear. It survives because it touches something deep in our search for truth. What banned secrets do you think it really contains? Let me know below.
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To date, no book has been able to reconcile the findings of natural science with direct creation. The Advent of Time resolves this conflict by asserting that time itself is a product of man’s first evil act.
There are 11 levels(dimensions) in Buddhism as well. If you count earth as the first level(dimension) then 10 more levels above it(totals 11) so the beliefs matche. Interesting 🤔 so cool
the Ethiopian Bible is older than your King James, and enoch and many other books are not banned in it. get an Ethiopian Bible thats all you need.
I’m wondering if it’s possible he was thinking of different dimensions
who wrote Enoch?
![I have unearthed the Josh Howerton George Floyd sermon. Josh Howerton takes a Netflix approach to reading the Bible. Howerton cites the church in Antioch as a diverse church to make a grandiose claim, suggesting that Simeon was Black because he was called Niger. "Of those five leaders, one was from the Middle East [Simeon or Manaen], one was from Asia [Paul], one the Mediterranean [Barnabas], and one from Africa [Lucias]… Why does it tell us these names and where they’re from?… The unequivocal answer is in the church, God is out to destroy the dividing wall of hostility and create one new man from among every nation of men under our brown-skinned Middle Eastern Savior." However, all of the leaders were likely Jewish. Lucius was a common Hellenistic Jewish name in Cyrene, a city with a sizable diaspora. There are many possibilities for why Simeon was called Niger, including hair color, darker skin, or even his demeanor, but among the least likely is that he was Black. We know Paul and Barnabas were Jewish. And both Simeon and Manaen are transliterated Hebrew names. So, Antioch is not evidence for Howerton’s point. He is trying to make this cast a lot more diverse than it actually was. And he tacks on the assumption of Jesus’s skin color to score woke brownie points in the process, which was the point. This is the entire goal of salvation, Howerton says.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2089477370298405279/amplify_video_thumb/2089463822108999680/img/TrBeCcOHcqN3pCZr.jpg)
