The REAL reason Ethiopian bible & book of Enoch was Banned | What they ACTUALLY reveal | #godsword

the Ethiopian Bible contains too many Hidden Truths that you probably don't even know about have you ever wondered why the Book of Enoch The Book of Giants and over 14 apocryphal books were banned from the traditional Bible well today we are going to expose all the answers they don't want you to know but before we get started welcome to God's word unmasked where we peel back the layers of Biblical history to reveal Hidden Truths and fascinating stories if you enjoy our content consider subscribing and we promise to keep bringing you engaging and enlightening videos Ethiopia

stands alone as the only African nation that has never been colonized preserving some of the oldest and most authentic biblical histories this includes numerous original texts of the Apocrypha books removed from the Bible you're familiar with today but what exactly is an apocrypha let's dive into the mystery Apocrypha refers to a collection of ancient books which while not universally accepted as part of the canonical scriptures hold varying degrees of religious significance the word itself comes from the Greek meaning hidden or secret these texts include religious writings that were included in some versions of the Old

Testament but are not found in the Hebrew Bible biblical Canon is the set of books recognized by a Christian church or religious group as divine L inspired and thus constituting scripture for different branches of Christianity this Canon varies slightly today we explore why the Ethiopian Bible a treasure Trove of ancient biblical texts is not as widely recognized as other versions the Ethiopian Bible includes a collection of books not found in the standard 66 book Bible that many of us are familiar with this version is not just a historical book it's a comprehensive account that starts

from the creation of the world and spans to the end of times covering a bread of events unmatched by any other historical text available in public libraries The Mystery of the Ethiopian Bible starts with its existence why isn't such an ancient and revered text more widely acknowledged the answer lies intertwined with the complex history and politics of the early Christian Church the decisions to exclude certain texts and include others have profoundly influenced how the Bible is perceived and accepted globally one reason for the Ethiopian Bible's obscurity could be that no one was present at the

beginning of time to witness and document the event thus no one could authoritatively write about the world's creation this Bible's history fascinates many for its unique content and Rich tradition unlike other biblical cannons the Ethiopian Bible contains 88 books including the Book of Enoch the book of jubilees and several other texts not found elsewhere these ancient Scrolls Encompass both Old and New Testament writings some of which are exclusive to this version It's noteworthy that Ethiopia has embraced Christianity since the 4th Century well before it spread to many other parts of the world historical records indicate

that Ethiopia became a refuge for Christian Believers fleeing persecution from other kingdoms and Empires highlighting its deep rooted Faith tradition in fact the Bible even tells a story about Philip in the Ethiopian unic this story was an important event recounted in the Acts of the Apostles chapter 8 in the New Testament this narrative highlights the early spread of Christianity beyond the Jewish Community Phillip one of the seven deacons chosen to serve in the early church is directed by an Angel of the Lord to go south from Jerusalem to Gaza on this journey he encounters an

Ethiopian unic a high official under Queen Candice of Ethiopia who was in charge of her treasury the unic had been to Jerusalem to worship and was returning home while traveling he was reading aloud from the book of Isaiah Philip hears him and initiates a conversation by asking if the unic understands what he is reading the unic admits he needs guidance and invites Philip to sit with him in his Chariot the passage he was reading Isaiah 5378 perplexed him and he questioned whether the prophet was speaking about himself or someone else Philip uses this opportunity to

preach about Jesus starting from the very scripture the unic was reading moved by Philip's explanation of the Gospel when they come upon some water the unic expresses a desire to be baptized Philip baptizes him right then and there after the baptism the spirit of the Lord suddenly takes Philip away to another place and the unit continues on his way rejoicing presumably bringing his new Faith back to Ethiopia this story is significant because it shows the early Christian Church reaching out to non-jewish communities and illustrates the role of the holy spirit in the expansion of Christianity

it also emphasizes the importance of scripture in understanding and spreading the teachings of Jesus in the fifth century the Bible was translated into GES the ancient lurgical language of Ethiopia this significant Milestone made the scriptures accessible to the Ethiopian people in their native language allowing direct engagement with the word of God and fostering a robust deeply rooted Christian culture the Ethiopian Bible's unique history and structure distinguish it within the Christian tradition however the process of forming the Bible as we know it today involves complex decisions about which text to include early church leaders convened in

councils such as the Council of NAA in 325 ad and the First Council of Constantinople in 381 ad to determine the cannon of scripture they establish criteria that a book must be authored by an apostle or an eyewitness of Jesus and align with the theological context of other scriptures this rigorous selection process led to the exclusion of many texts including those found in the Ethiopian Bible the King James Bible commissioned in the early 1600s by King James the first to unify Christianity under his rule followed similar criteria and excluded these books the King James version

benefiting from the printing Revolution became one of the most accessible Bible translations further solidifying which books were considered biblical one reason the Ethiopian Bible remains less known is its language barrier it is written in gz which limits its accessibility to those unfamiliar with the language Additionally the unique practices and traditions of the Ethiopian Orthodox Church have contributed to its relative isolation from other Christian denominations a small portion in Aramaic despite the diversity in authorship and historical context the Bible presents a cohesive narrative about God's relationship with Humanity the Ethiopian Bible with its inclusion of both

the Apocrypha and pseudepigrapha offers a unique lens through which we can view early religious thought and practice these texts provide valuable insights into the beliefs and traditions of early Christians especially in Ethiopia which holds a place as one of the oldest Christian nations in the world the content of Genesis in the Ethiopian Bible is enriched with additional details and interpretations that delve deeper into the creation story The lives of the Patriarchs and the establishment of Jewish laws and customs it underscores the significance of the Sabbath and introduces a solar calendar differing from the traditional Jewish

lunar calendar the Ethiopian text organizes time into jubilees cycles of 49 years and attempts to synchronize biblical events within this framework included in the Ethiopian Canon are texts like the Ascension of Isaiah and and The Apocalypse of Peter which shed light on early Christian eschatology and the beliefs surrounding the end times this inclusion sets the Ethiopian Bible apart from other Christian cannons such as the Protestant Catholic and Eastern Orthodox Traditions while the Catholic Cannon includes 73 books incorporating deuterocanonical texts not found in the Protestant Bible it lacks the unique books preserved in the Ethiopian tradition

the Ethiopian Bible's preservation of texts like the The Book of Enoch and the Book of jubilees is particularly noteworthy these books considered canonical in Ethiopia contain narratives about angels demons and the origins of sin that are absent from other Christian biblical cannons The Book of Enoch for example offers a detailed account of the fall of the angels and their interactions with Humanity influencing not only religious thought but also the cultural and Theological understanding of sin and Redemption understanding why certain books were included or excluded from the biblical Canon involves Examining The Complex interplay of historical

cultural and Theological factors that influenced early church leaders during canonical deliberations decisions were often based on the text Apostolic Origins theological consistency and the spiritual edification they provided to the Christian Community the story of Moses and the Exodus Central to both the Jewish and Christian tradition highlights The Liberation of the Israelites from Egyptian bondage and their Journey towards the promised land this narrative coupled with references to Ethiopia Kush and its people throughout the Bible underscores the significant role this region played in Biblical history the visit of the Queen of Sheba to King Solomon's Court as

recorded in First Kings exemplifies the cultural and knowledge exchange between Ethiopia and Israel enr in our understanding of these ancient civilizations in the New Testament the story of the Ethiopian unix's conversion to Christianity as recounted in Acts marks one of the earliest instances of Christianity spreading to Africa this account not only highlights the inclusivity of the Christian message but also illustrates the profound impact of scriptural understanding and Evangelistic Outreach the Ethiopian Bible therefore is not just a collection of religious texts but a portal into the diverse and Rich tapestry of early Christian thought it serves

as a testament to Ethiopia's long-standing Christian Heritage and its role in preserving unique narratives that contribute to our broader understanding of biblical and religious history as such the Ethiopian Bible is an invaluable resource for Scholars theologians and anyone interested in the depths of biblical studies and the variegated patterns of Christian tradition across different cultures pause do you want to read the book of Giants or the book of Adam and Eve maybe even the early life of Jesus lucky for you we have prepared a PDF file filled with thousands of apocryphos and helpful resources obviously you

can do this research yourself but why work hard when we got you covered check the link in the description also don't forget to subscribe let's return to the video now for Noah you know the guy who built the ark and his family spread after the flood his sons play a pivotal role in The Narrative of human history these blessings were not just familial affirmations but prophetic declarations that shaped the trajectory of entire nations and cultures shim ham and japheth were tasked with repopulating the Earth each setting the foundations for distinct lineages that would grow into

diverse cultures and civilizations the biblical record specifically notes ham as the progenitor of many African nations this connection is deeply embedded in the scriptural accounts which detail the lands and lineages that sprung from ham and his Descendants the genealogy of ham is Rich with historical significance linking him to Regions that Encompass much of modern-day Africa kush for example is associated with the territories that now include Sudan and Ethiopia areas known for their ancient civilizations and significant contributions to human history MRA traditionally identified with Egypt further highlights the profound impact of Ham's lineage given Egypt's storied

past and its Monumental influence on both ancient and modern cultures moreover the scriptures Trace other sons of ham put in Canaan each contributing to the tapestry of African and Ne Eastern histories canan's descendants for instance are linked to the the historical Canaanites who occupied the land that comprises present day Israel and Palestine an area of Perpetual historical and spiritual significance these genealogical connections underscore the Bible's intricate narrative weave that binds the spiritual historical and cultural identities of diverse peoples across Millennia by exploring these lineages we not only uncover the roots of ancient civilizations but also

gain insights into the profound spiritual legacies that these cultures bear this exploration into the genealogies provided in the Bible enriches our understanding of Humanity's shared past revealing the interconnectedness of our histories and the shared lineage that binds us each name and narrative in the biblical record offers a window into the lives of those who have shaped the spiritual and historical Contours of our world this detailed genealogy in the scriptures not only Maps the dispersal of Noah's descendants but also sets the stage for the historical and cultural development of vast regions Ham's lineage notably through his

son Kush is linked with the region of Egypt including what is now Sudan Kush is often considered a forefather of the Nubians among other groups this connection highlights the Bible's role in tracing the ancestry of African civilizations contrary to the widespread misconception that the curse of H ham implies a negative portrayal of African descendants instead the Bible Chronicles the spread and influence of Ham's lineage across Africa demonstrating their critical role in the continent's rich history the genealogical records extend beyond merely listing names they weave a complex Narrative of migration settlement and cultural exchange this broad

dispersion across continents underscores the Bible's intricate portrayal of human history it reveals how from one family the family of Noah came the diverse tapestry of cultures and peoples that populate the Earth each son of Noah according to their blessings and roles laid the foundations for the future of their descendant Noah's prophetic blessings in Genesis 9:25 27 not only forecasted the geographical spread of his sons but also prefigured the spiritual and cultural characteristics that would def their descendants shem's special relationship with God as highlighted through Noah's blessing signifies a covenantal line that would carry forward the

monotheistic Traditions fundamental to both Judaism and Islam through these genealogies the Bible does not just serve as a historical document it acts as a divine revelation that offers insights into the spiritual and moral dynamics that have shaped human civilization these stories of Origins and migrations are not only of genealogical interest but are imbued with theological significance reflecting the unfolding of God's plan for Humanity post flood as we delve into these narratives we are reminded of the profound interconnectedness of the Human family and the ongoing relevance of these ancient texts in understanding our Collective past by

tracing the lineages and migrations detailed in the Bible we gain a deeper appreciation of the complex web of human history and the Divine narrative that has guided it the Canaanites known for their complex Urban societies and Rich cultural Traditions played a pivotal role in the development of the Middle Eastern region as recounted in various narratives throughout the Bible canan's narrative while rooted in the Middle East is an essential part of understanding the broader history of Ham's descendence this connection underlines the entling Destinies of peoples and underscores the fact that the descendants of ham not only

shaped African history but also had a substantial influence on the civilizations of the Middle East the genealogy of Canaan is particularly detailed reflecting his importance in Biblical history Genesis chapter 10 lists his sons including sidon Heth and several others who founded the principal Canaanite tribes these tribes each with their own distinct identities and territories contributed to the cultural Mosaic of the region the narratives surrounding these tribes provide insights into the early geopolitical landscape of the Middle East illustrating the interactions conflicts and alliances that shaped its history the story of Ham's descendants is a testament to

the spread of human civilization across continents and the profound impact of these early peoples on world history from kush's influence in the regions that would become Ethiopia and Sudan to misra's Legacy in Egypt each son of ham established lineages that would leave lasting marks on both Africa and the Middle East the Bible's account of these genealogies offers more than just a historical record it provides a framework for understanding the Deep connections between different cultures and the shared Heritage of humanity by tracing the lineages of Shem ham and jath the Bible not only Maps the physical

dispersal of Noah's descendants but also weaves a narrative that spans cult cultural ethical and spiritual Dimensions this comprehensive genealogical mapping helps us appreciate the complex tapestry of human history and the interconnectedness of different civilizations as we delve into these stories we are reminded of the rich diversity of the Human family and the enduring impact of these ancient lineages on our modern world exploring these genealogies invites us to reflect on the broader implications of these narratives for understanding the Origins and migrations of peoples the rise and fall of civilizations and the ongoing influence of these ancient

cultures on contemporary Society each name and lineage in these biblical accounts encapsulates A Story of Survival adaptation and influence enriching our understanding of human history and its continuous unfolding for those intrigued by the Deep historical roots and the enduring legacies of these ancient figures the biblical genealogies offer a fascinating Journey Through Time they challenge us to consider the profound ways in which our histories are intertwined and how through these ancient texts we can gain insights into the forces that have shaped The Human Experience across Millennia Egyptian Society blending their Dee rooted Traditions with innovations that

spurred cultural and technological advancements the legacy of misim and his descendants under pins the historical Narrative of Egypt portraying a civilization that was both vibrant and capable of immense achievements this narrative also emphasizes the profound impact of geography on cultural and political development the Strategic location of Egypt bridging Africa and the near East made it a cultural Melting Pot and a focal point for interactions between diverse civilizations these interactions enriched Egyptian culture making it one one of the most sophisticated of the ancient world the contributions of Egypt to Art architecture science and governance are still

revered today highlighting the enduring Legacy of Ham's descendants The Narrative of MRA and his role in the development of Egyptian civilization provides a clear example of how biblical genealogies can enhance our understanding of historical and cultural developments by tracing the lineages and migrations of Noah's descendants the Bible provides a framework for understanding the dispersion of peoples and the rise of ancient civilizations this genealogical approach not only helps us appreciate the historical context of these developments but also illuminates the interconnectedness of the human story through the story of misim the Bible teaches us about the importance

of cultural and historical legacies it shows how individual and Collective actions can shape the course of history influencing not just contemporaneous societies but also future Generations the biblical account of Mis Rimes descendants helps us understand the broader Narrative of human civilization where geography culture and history converge to shape the Destinies of peoples understanding these biblical narratives in their proper historical and cultural context is essential for a fair and accurate interpretation of the Scriptures it helps to demystify misconceptions and correct historical distortions that have led to misin interpretations over the centuries by studying these stories we

gain insights into the complexities of human history and the role of Divine Providence and shaping it his legacy is indicative of the capabilities and influence of kush's descendants who not only shaped the Landscapes of their territories but also left an indelible mark on ancient civilization narratives nimrod's prow us as a mighty Hunter before the Lord symbolizes more than just physical strength or skill in hunting it represents leadership Vigor and the capacity to protect and prosper his communities this portrayal in Genesis serves to emphasize the qualities valued by the societies from which these stories originated such

as bravery leadership and resourcefulness the cities founded by Nimrod particularly Babel are steeped in biblical lore associated with the story of the Tower of Babel the this narrative explores themes of human ambition divine intervention and the diversification of languages it reflects on the relationship between human endeavor and divine will illustrating how nimrod's initiatives reach a pivotal moment in Biblical history that explains the spread of peoples and languages across the Earth nimrod's role in these founding narratives portrays him as a Lynch pin in the development of urban civilization in the ancient near East his achievements in

building cities underscore the transition from nomadic tribes to settled communities that would eventually formed the Bedrock of successive Empires these Urban centers facilitated cultural development trade and the exchange of ideas fostering the growth of some of the world's earliest civilizations moreover the mention of nimrod and the cities he founded highlights the interconnectedness of ancient peoples the Region's mentioned in Genesis were melting pots of various cultures and ethnicities influencing each other through trade Warfare and migration this interconnectivity is a crucial aspect of understanding ancient history as it underscores the dynamic nature of human interactions and the

fluid boundaries of ancient States and cultures nimrod's narrative also serves as a foundational story for understanding the significance of leadership and vision in the ancient world it provides a historical and cultural context for the emergence of powerful rulers who could mobilize resources and people to create Monumental cities and societal structures this capability to organize and unify diverse groups under a single leadership vision is emblematic of the biblical characters descended from Kush reflecting their profound impact on historical developments the story of nimrod and the cities he founded therefore is not just about the physical esta establishment

of these Urban centers but also about the cultural and societal innovations that accompanied these developments it is a story of civilization itself encapsulating themes of growth ambition and the complex interactions between Divine Providence and human agency in exploring these narratives we not only delve into the rich tapestry of Biblical history but also gain insights into the broader human story a story of how diverse peoples from various backgrounds have contributed to the shaping of the world's civilizations nimrod's tale like those of his forebears invites us to reflect on the legacy of ancient figures whose lives and

deeds still resonate in the historical consciousness and cultural heritage of contemporary societies association with African peoples and their territories as described in the Bible this connection is deeply rooted in the biblical genealogy where Ham is depicted as the progenitor of several African nations The Narrative intertwines with the cultural and historical significance of regions such as Sudan and Ethiopia which are rich in ancient history and have long been considered cradles of civilization the suggestion that ham might be buried in these areas reflects not only a geographical Association but also a cultural acknowledgement of his influence on

the populations there such speculations while not supported by concrete archaeological evidence underscore the enduring Legacy of biblical figures in the collective memory and cultural identity of various communities in Ethiopia for instance the legend of Ham's burial might be intertwined with the historical narratives of the Queen of Sheba and her son menelik who is said to have brought the Ark of the Covenant to Ethiopia these stories part of the national mythology link directly back to the biblical lineage of ham further cementing his role in the foundation of their national identity similarly in Sudan local lore might

incorporate Ham's Legacy in the context of the ancient kingdoms of Nubia which had significant interactions with early Egyptian civilization historically linked to ham through his descendant misam Egypt the cultural narratives could place ham within the lineage of rulers or as a patriarchal figure that connects with the Grandeur of the Nubian and kushite kingdoms these cultural interpretations and local Legends reflect a broader human tendency to connect with the past by anchoring legendary figures in specific Landscapes they serve to enrich the local history and emue the land with a deeper historical and spiritual significance linking the present

with the biblical past moreover the exploration of these narratives provides insight into how biblical stories are woven into the fabric of cultural identity influencing perceptions and traditions it illustrates the profound impact of biblical genealogies not only in shaping historical and cultural understanding but also in fostering a sense of belonging and continuity among the descendants of these ancient figures while the exact details of Ham's life including his age and burial place remain shrouded in the midst of time the legacy of his descendants and their foundational role in various civilizations continues to be celebrated in stories cultural

practices and historical Explorations this blending of History Legend and biblical narrative serves as a testament to the enduring influence of these ancient figures and the Timeless nature of the stories that continue to inspire and inform Generations this exploration into the biblical Origins and stories of ham and his descendants not only deepens our understand understanding of historical narratives but also underscores our ongoing responsibility to engage with our past constructively by acknowledging and valuing the diverse contributions of All Peoples we can forge a more inclusive and Equitable future rooted in the principles and love taught in the

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