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Quote I took a few hours to skim/read through what I was able to find posted
on the internet, labeled as “1 Enoch”. I don't know if that means
there's also 2 and/or 3? But what was in “1 Enoch” was 'quite' enough!1 Enoch is a book full of “doctrines of demons” (1Tm4:1) and is
dedicated to satan and his demons. Furthermore, I seriously doubt it was
written by anybody during Enoch's time; Judas' quote, notwithstanding
(Ju1:14-15); which will be addressed near the end.By his own admission the author admits to only scanning the book yet he comes up with his own conclusions. Basicly he condemns the book! A little research on his part would answers his own questions.
Hi s,
It is a book that shakes the cots of the traditionalists with their neat and shallow, comfortable doctrines and so you cannot expect them to grab it with both hands and celebrate.Hi s,
It puts an entirely new slant on the role of the evil “sons of god” who I believe are archangels, cherubs, elders[rev] or princes. Their role in the history of man is highlighted and their corrupting influence shown far more than elsewhere.
Things spoken of as being in heaven are shown in far more detail, such as Tartarus.
But if we have been denied it till now God would have had His reasons. Now we have it we should give it due respect too.How do you feel about the book? Its either genuine or it`s not.
Hi soxan,
My feelings are that it is genuine as shown by the quote in Jude. Also when I read it I get affirmations rather than negations from the Spirit. If you read a book totally foreign to the Spirit, such as the book of Mormon[excluding copied Ezekiel passages] then it jars inside. There is no beauty or order or harmony in them.I`m glad to see that you to see as i see! The questions raised by Brandon can easily be explained some of his questions are misleading due to his lack of research to this matter, as he does admit. I hope he looks into this matter more intently.
[Chapter 1]
1 The words of the blessing of Enoch, wherewith he blessed the elect and righteous, who will be 2 living in the day of tribulation, when all the wicked and godless are to be removed. And he took up his parable and said -Enoch a righteous man, whose eyes were opened by God, saw the vision of the Holy One in the heavens, which the angels showed me, and from them I heard everything, and from them I understood as I saw,[/B] but not for this generation, but for a remote one which is 3 for to come
Quote (soxan @ Oct. 19 2005,22:55) How do you feel about the book? Its either genuine or it`s not.
It's reality, Captain, but not as we know it.So how do you percieve it`s reality?
http://www.protectfamilyvalues.org/book_of_enoch.htm Have a look when the mood strikes.
Nick this is a must read; http://www.mysteriousworld.com/Journal/2003/Winter/Osiria/
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Scotty, “” I , I, Captain, she's ready to blow now! “”
Captain Kirk, “” Ok, beam me up Scotty!!””
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Quote (t8 @ Feb. 09 2002,22:09) The Book of Enoch was lost for centuries and was rediscovered in recent times. There were also discrepancies over which books should be added by the different denominations. The Catholic Bible is different to the King James for example.
I actually do not know very much behind the history, but will be looking in to it at some stage, as I believe it is quite important.
I think that if the Word of God lives in you, then you will recognise his truth when you hear it. I wouldn't limit scripture to the books in the bible. I am sure that there are countless books and messages that have been written under the inspiration of God.
Some of the most inspired writings I have ever read came from the 2nd century Apostles.
Here are the “other” books mentioned in the bible.17 BOOKS OF HOLY SCRIPTURE MENTIONED IN THE BIBLE, BUT WHICH WERE NOT INCLUDED IN THE MODERN BIBLE (AS WAS COMPILED BY THE EMPOROR CONSTANTINE AND HIS APPOINTED POLITICAL “PRIESTS”):
– Book of the Covenant: (Exodus 24:7)
– Book of the Wars of the Lord: (Numbers 21:14)
– Book of Jasher: (Joshua 10:13)
– Book of the Acts of Solomon: (1st Kings 11:41)
– Book of Nathan, AND Book of Gad:
(1st Chronicles 29:29)
– Prophecy of Ahijah AND Visions of Iddo:
(2nd Chronicles 9:29)
– Book of Shemaiah: (2nd Chronicles 12:15)
– Book of Jehu: (2nd Chronicles 20:34)
– Acts of Uzziah, (Written by Isaiah):
(2nd Chronicles 26:22)
– Sayings of the Seers: (2nd Chronicles 33:19)
– An Earlier Epistle of Paul, To The Corinthians:
(1st Corinthians 5:9)
– An Earlier Epistle of Paul, To The Ephesians:
(Ephesians 3:3-5)
– The Epistle of Paul, From Laodicea, To The
Colossians: (Colossians 4:16)
– A Former Epistle of Jude: (Jude 3)
– Enoch's Ancient Prophecies of the Coming of
Christ: (Jude 14)Quote (kenrch @ Oct. 26 2005,03:10) Quote (t8 @ Feb. 09 2002,22:09) The Book of Enoch was lost for centuries and was rediscovered in recent times. There were also discrepancies over which books should be added by the different denominations. The Catholic Bible is different to the King James for example.
I actually do not know very much behind the history, but will be looking in to it at some stage, as I believe it is quite important.
I think that if the Word of God lives in you, then you will recognise his truth when you hear it. I wouldn't limit scripture to the books in the bible. I am sure that there are countless books and messages that have been written under the inspiration of God.
Some of the most inspired writings I have ever read came from the 2nd century Apostles.
Here are the “other” books mentioned in the bible.17 BOOKS OF HOLY SCRIPTURE MENTIONED IN THE BIBLE, BUT WHICH WERE NOT INCLUDED IN THE MODERN BIBLE (AS WAS COMPILED BY THE EMPOROR CONSTANTINE AND HIS APPOINTED POLITICAL “PRIESTS”):
– Book of the Covenant: (Exodus 24:7)
– Book of the Wars of the Lord: (Numbers 21:14)
– Book of Jasher: (Joshua 10:13)
– Book of the Acts of Solomon: (1st Kings 11:41)
– Book of Nathan, AND Book of Gad:
(1st Chronicles 29:29)
– Prophecy of Ahijah AND Visions of Iddo:
(2nd Chronicles 9:29)
– Book of Shemaiah: (2nd Chronicles 12:15)
– Book of Jehu: (2nd Chronicles 20:34)
– Acts of Uzziah, (Written by Isaiah):
(2nd Chronicles 26:22)
– Sayings of the Seers: (2nd Chronicles 33:19)
– An Earlier Epistle of Paul, To The Corinthians:
(1st Corinthians 5:9)
– An Earlier Epistle of Paul, To The Ephesians:
(Ephesians 3:3-5)
– The Epistle of Paul, From Laodicea, To The
Colossians: (Colossians 4:16)
– A Former Epistle of Jude: (Jude 3)
– Enoch's Ancient Prophecies of the Coming of
Christ: (Jude 14)
For me, those “other books” just doesn't move my spirit. Maybe it's just me, but I don't think those books are anointed! Sort of like the NWT! JUST KIDDING DAVID!!
Greetings
Hi T8
After being struck from the Hebrew Scriptures by the Sanhedrin (the council of seventy-one Jewish sages who constituted the supreme court and legislative body of Ancient Israel) at Yavneh c. 90 AD, the book was discredited after the Council of Laodicea in 364; subsequently the Greek text was lost. The latest excerpts are given by the 8th century monk George Syncellus
Personally based on human nature and the fact that the Sanhedrin had just gotten rid of the last of the twelve disciples of the man that refered to them as the blind leading the blind. A man that they had put to death because of his teachings, which are basically the same as or an extension of what is noted in the book of Enoch.
That God is lord of the Spirits and resides in a realm they cannot see and have no power over.
On the same note human nature might play a part due to the fact that Enoch condemns all rulers and rich peoples as well as people who use violence against different believers to cover them up and/or enforce their own teachings.TJ
Quote (TJStarfire @ Mar. 03 2006,06:03) Greetings Hi T8
After being struck from the Hebrew Scriptures by the Sanhedrin (the council of seventy-one Jewish sages who constituted the supreme court and legislative body of Ancient Israel) at Yavneh c. 90 AD, the book was discredited after the Council of Laodicea in 364; subsequently the Greek text was lost. The latest excerpts are given by the 8th century monk George Syncellus
Personally based on human nature and the fact that the Sanhedrin had just gotten rid of the last of the twelve disciples of the man that refered to them as the blind leading the blind. A man that they had put to death because of his teachings, which are basically the same as or an extension of what is noted in the book of Enoch.
That God is lord of the Spirits and resides in a realm they cannot see and have no power over.
On the same note human nature might play a part due to the fact that Enoch condemns all rulers and rich peoples as well as people who use violence against different believers to cover them up and/or enforce their own teachings.TJ
Intersting TJ, I'll have to look into Enoch again. Wasn't the book similar to scriptures that Jesus said in the bible or was that another one of the other books like “Gospel of Thomas”?Whatever I'm gonna look into it especially since the council of Laodicea outlawed it.
Thanks,
kenrch
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