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shiva82
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what was his take on covid?
Sounds like a bad thing to get involved in, haha.
Will have to take a look at Enoch. They said they were read in churches. The criteria they used is if they were read in major churches of influence, just as you suspected them. Most scriptures from that time period are likely historical at least, and all that were useful for edification were accepted for reading in church. They counsciously accepted them not to be the official cannon, but prayed over them reguardless.
Will have to take a look at Enoch. They said they were read in churches. The criteria they used is if they were read in major churches of influence, just as you suspected them. Most scriptures from that time period are likely historical at least, and all that were useful for edification were accepted for reading in church. They counsciously accepted them not to be the official cannon, but prayed over them reguardless.
shiva82
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he was too ahead of his time. even for the christians
shiva82
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what is that steve guy called? full name? pastor i believe . he has his own podcast . up your street. similar to david knight
shiva82
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study the coptic bible. The Ethiopian Church is the only Church that canonized the Book of Enoch as part of its Bible. The Old Testament books accepted by our Coptic Orthodox Church were originally all part of the Septuagint translation. The Book of Enoch is not included in this translation
There are other books as well obviously. The catholic bible may hold value, but I would go with some of the other scriptures like Jubilees.
Not sure who steve is. Like this site run by a christian. David Knight interveiws him
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Not sure who steve is. Like this site run by a christian. David Knight interveiws him
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shiva82
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The Book of Enoch is any of several pseudepigraphal works that attribute themselves to Enoch, the great-grandfather of Noah; that is, Enoch son of Jared.
Most commonly, the phrase "Book of Enoch" refers to 1 Enoch, which is wholly extant only in the Ethiopic language. There are two other books named "Enoch": 2 Enoch (surviving only in Old Slavonic, c. first century AD; English translation by R. H. Charles (1896); and 3 Enoch (surviving in Hebrew, c. fifth - sixth century). The numbering of these texts has been applied by scholars to distinguish the texts from one another. The remainder of this article deals with 1 Enoch only.
Whilst this book does not form part of the canon of Holy Scripture for the larger Christian Churches, various groups, including the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, regard parts or all of 1 Enoch to be inspired Scripture. The currently known texts of this work are usually dated to Maccabean times (ca. 160s BC)
Most commonly, the phrase "Book of Enoch" refers to 1 Enoch, which is wholly extant only in the Ethiopic language. There are two other books named "Enoch": 2 Enoch (surviving only in Old Slavonic, c. first century AD; English translation by R. H. Charles (1896); and 3 Enoch (surviving in Hebrew, c. fifth - sixth century). The numbering of these texts has been applied by scholars to distinguish the texts from one another. The remainder of this article deals with 1 Enoch only.
Whilst this book does not form part of the canon of Holy Scripture for the larger Christian Churches, various groups, including the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, regard parts or all of 1 Enoch to be inspired Scripture. The currently known texts of this work are usually dated to Maccabean times (ca. 160s BC)
shiva82
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The Book of Enoch describes the fall of the Watchers, the angels who fathered the Nephilim (cf. the bene Elohim, from Genesis 6:1-2 NRSV). The fallen angels went to Enoch to intercede on their behalf with God after he declared to them their doom. The remainder of the book describes Enoch's visit to Heaven in the form of a vision and his revelations.
The book contains descriptions of the movement of heavenly bodies (in connection with Enoch's trip to Heaven), and some parts of the book have been speculated about as containing instructions for the construction of a solar declinometer (the Uriel's machine theory).
The book contains descriptions of the movement of heavenly bodies (in connection with Enoch's trip to Heaven), and some parts of the book have been speculated about as containing instructions for the construction of a solar declinometer (the Uriel's machine theory).
zaprjaques
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good selection, perfect soundtrack for an overcaffeinated zaps heading back to work duty. muchas gracias.
shiva82
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i'm off to the farm today to do some actual work instead of walk around chatting to my mate about the world , and smoking joints
DaEarl73
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One for you hahaha
