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The Book of Enoch's hidden meaning explained...
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Would love to talk with you about this.

The sin of the Watchers is the second rebellion Fall of man is the first Tower of Babel is the third Jesus deals with ALL 3 in the NT

Tell people to read their BIBLES. Not this book that's outside of the canon. It's not necessary for their salvation.

This is Gnosticism.

Forget the Book of Enoch and stay with the Bible. Plenty there for you to understand and learn. Moving away from the Bible opens you up to error. God bless.

The book of Enoch points to AD 70 as Christ’s second coming and the judgment of the Watchers. @rustyrockets

Don’t go into that mumbo jumbo!! OMG I’m disappointed… There are 66 books in the Bible!!! I thought you were a HOLY GHOST filled Christian You need discernment!!

Enoch is such an important book for Christians! 🙏🏼 “as the days of Noah..”✌🏼

For those who really want to know the Truth on our origin and the source of all religions?

Amen 🙏

The Apocryphon of John, also known as the Secret Book of John, is a second-century Gnostic Christian text attributed to the Apostle John. It details a secret revelation given by the risen Jesus to John regarding the creation of the cosmos, the nature of the divine, and human salvation. It's worth looking into, it details what Saturn actually is, a mechanical prison that seals some high level archons. It also sends out an audible radio beacon to let the watchers know the prison is still functioning. It also has a function that processes reincarnation of souls.

While certainly interesting, the Book of Enoch was written circa 500 BC, but discusses events that occurred before the Flood. Thus, it is highly speculative, and more like folklore than an actual recording of events. Still has value, but take it with a grain of salt. 😉

Here's a modernized translation for 'ya, enjoy!

NOBODY IS BUYING YOUR ACT, EGG BOI.

I give it six months before you're a catechumen Mr. Brand. It's wonderful to see.

Sorry, NOT sorry. Nobody is buying your ACT, Egg boi.

The contrast isn’t “sex corrupts, sexlessness sanctifies.” The fallen angels represent spirit possessed by appetite; Mary represents desire surrendered to HigherOrder. The Steward neither denies Our AnimalNature nor lets it rule he contains its sexual force and gives it purpose

I think it may be excluded because parts of it reflect helpful history and context and parts of it are hyperbolic / exaggerated.

It is a Proven Fake ...

I like this, I would point out that beyond the 'sexual' activity - the reason for Mary conceiving apart from Joseph's seed, is that Jesus's blood needed to be free from the indwelling sin/impurity of his fallen Father - Exodus speaks of sins of the father being visited to the 3rd and 4th generation - as well as 'the father has eaten the sour grapes and the childrens teeth are set on edge' Baby Jesus was free from the blood and sin of his fallen father, therefore Jesus blood was pure and free of sin - able to wash away our sins.

Turn the world UPSIDE-DOWN to be converted

Isn't is strange the St Thomas in the bible is only defined as "Doubting Thomas" - but his 114 sayings in T he Gospel of St Thomas is a fascinating book.

When are people going to consider how the biblical narrative was skewed by a certain demographic of people? Chosen ones? Really? Some suspect to me. We are all gods children…

Enoch was written in the apocalyptic era, roughly 3rd–2nd century BCE (the oldest section, the Book of the Watchers, is usually dated around 300–200 BCE). It was written by Jewish people under foreign rule who felt the present age was broken and that God was about to intervene in a final, cosmic way. That is the same environment that produced the Book of Daniel. Both books share the same urgency: history has reached a crisis, evil has a deeper origin than just human failure, and a final judgment and restoration are coming. Enoch takes the short, mysterious story in Genesis 6 (the “sons of God” and the daughters of men) and expands it into a full explanation of how forbidden knowledge, violence, and cosmic disorder entered the world through the Watchers. It makes the fall of man and the corruption of the earth look much larger and more cosmic than a single act of disobedience in a garden. Even after Jesus, that same apocalyptic atmosphere continued. That is why you still see paintings of the crucifixion with a darkened sky or eclipse — the artists and the early Christians were still reading the death of Jesus against that cosmic background of judgment and the turning of the ages. Enoch is not “Scripture” in the Hebrew canon, but it was widely read, respected, and influential. It shows us how Jewish people in that period were trying to understand evil, history, and God’s final victory. That is why it matters.

Don’t need the book of Enoch for that but it’s ok to read but shouldn’t be taken as scripture

Get on @TimothyAlberino

Basically what this book reveals is that Enoch left the Middle East and went to Europe Most Europeans today are his descendants

