The Book of Enoch Banned from The Bible Reveals Shocking Secrets Of Our History!
The Book of Enoch Banned from The Bible Reveals Shocking Secrets Of Our History!
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Why Was This Suppressed From The Bible for 2000 Years? The Book Of Enoch | Fallen Angels \u0026 Demons
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28.266 -> I've been a preacher
29.333 -> for more than 30 years, I've studied
and taught through the Book of Genesis
33.066 -> many, many times in churches
all around the world,
36.4 -> and I've trained pastors
in the skills of interpreting texts.
40.6 -> Enoch walked with the Elohim, walked
43.766 -> with the powerful ones to translate it.
46.8 -> And then he was not
because the powerful ones took him away.
52.166 -> The Book of Enoch unpacks
what walking with the powerful ones
57.1 -> meant and unpacks
it in astonishing detail.
61.133 -> 200 watchers coming to planet Earth
65.033 -> and hybridizing with human females
resulting in giants.
69.733 -> Well, that's a narrative that you can find
repeated.
72.333 -> It's there in Genesis six, but it's there
in the narratives of cultures
77.833 -> all around the world.
80.833 -> The book of Enoch Mami Wata.
83.666 -> An alien abductions.
87.666 -> In 1984,
89.433 -> a 26 year old woman
appeared on the Beach of Anloga,
92.933 -> a coastal town and the Keta district
of the Volta region of Ghana, West Africa.
98.433 -> When she walked into her family home,
100.9 -> her relatives embraced her
with joy and confusion.
105.066 -> She had been missing for three years.
108.7 -> Her family was full of questions.
110.866 -> Why had she vanished?
112.233 -> Where is she gone
and what had happened to her
115.733 -> in the intervening years?
118.4 -> The story
the young woman told them left her family
121.366 -> worried and confused.
124.866 -> The young woman explained that she had
been kidnaped while walking on the beach
128.866 -> and taken to a community far away
where she had been held captive.
134 -> She had lived among her captors
for three years
137.1 -> and in that time
had been forced to bear children.
141.3 -> But the most
141.866 -> shocking part of the young woman's
story was still to come.
145.866 -> A family pressed her
to tell them where she had been living,
149.733 -> why she hadn't been able to contact them
152.266 -> and who had taken her.
154.866 -> Finally, she told them
157.166 -> she had been taken from the beach
to an underwater base.
161.466 -> The people had taken her in order for her
to produce children.
165.666 -> And most disturbing of all,
the people who had taken
169 -> her were not human.
172.166 -> They were the Mami Wata people.
176.533 -> You can find the Miami water tradition
178.8 -> all up the western seaboard of Africa
and into the Caribbean.
183.966 -> And it takes different forms
in different places,
186.766 -> and different names
are used in different parts of the world.
190.533 -> But it's all essentially the same story
on first hearing.
195.066 -> It sounds like Western stories of mermaids
198.3 -> or the Greek story of the sirens.
201.366 -> The Miami water people are described
as very beautiful, often female,
206.266 -> and they abduct people near the water's
edge.
211.1 -> Now you might think, well,
that just sounds like some kind
214.466 -> of a cautionary tale
to tell the young men to behave
217.666 -> and not be tempted
or to stay safe and not go near the water.
222.4 -> But what interests me about this
224.6 -> tradition
is that it is thousands of years old,
228.566 -> long before the name
Miami water was given to it.
233.3 -> And in particular, what intrigues me
236 -> is this narrative of abductions,
which goes back
241.1 -> thousands upon thousands of years.
244.966 -> Now what this young lady told her
family was in no way
248.6 -> a story of convenience.
251.433 -> My family's actually one degree
removed from that family.
255.433 -> And I can tell you that she did not
tell that story to help herself.
259.833 -> If you think about it, somebody presenting
262.6 -> with a story
like that, it's not going to help them.
265.7 -> It's not going to help them be accepted.
267.5 -> It's not going to help them get a job.
269.266 -> They're more likely to
be locked up and medicated.
273.633 -> People know that.
274.633 -> And so when they are prepared
to share a story like that, it merits.
280.7 -> But we listen to it with respect.
283.566 -> And the fact that this narrative
is so wide and goes back so far
288.6 -> suggests to me that we need to give it
some more serious attention.
292.8 -> It's actually part of a bigger narrative
and an even more ancient one.
298.766 -> And I'm talking about the book of Enoch.
302.733 -> The origins of the Book of Enoch
are rooted in the Hebrew tradition.
307.533 -> Scholars generally agree
that the various parts
310.633 -> of the Book of Inarguable authored
in the second and third centuries BCE,
316.233 -> the writing may have encapsulated
an oral tradition,
319.733 -> going even further back in history.
323.266 -> The book is titled With the name of Enoch.
327.533 -> According to the Book of Genesis,
330.033 -> Enoch was the father of Methuselah,
333.433 -> who was the father of Lamarck,
336 -> who was the father of Noah.
338.6 -> Enoch is probably the world's first
abductee, albeit probably a willing one.
344.233 -> There's a section in the book
where Enoch is given
346.9 -> a year's notice
before being taken away from his family.
351.1 -> If I read about Enoch
in the Book of Genesis.
354.366 -> I'll find him in Chapter five
where it says this.
358.433 -> Enoch walked with God.
361.733 -> Then he was no more
because God took him away.
366.466 -> My book, Escaping From Eden, argues
that that's actually a mistranslation.
371.3 -> The text is about the Elohim and the word
374.066 -> Elohim often gets translated as God,
377.466 -> but it is a plural form word
and it takes plural verbs.
383.066 -> So the way that text really reads
is that Enoch walked
387.6 -> with the Elohim, walked
with the powerful ones to translate it.
392.533 -> And then he was not
because the powerful ones took him away.
397.5 -> Now that's in effect a summary of
the story of Enoch from the Book of Enoch.
403.566 -> The Book of Enoch unpacks
what walking with the powerful ones
408.5 -> meant and unpacks
it in astonishing detail.
413.133 -> The Book of Enoch comprises several works
416.933 -> in the Book of Watchers.
418.433 -> Enoch tells the story of human females
being abducted and impregnated by beings
423.8 -> who arrive on Earth
from their stations in the sky.
428.266 -> It goes on to describe the writer's
journeys through the cosmos,
432 -> discovering truths
previously hidden from humanity
435.6 -> concerning other dimensions.
438.3 -> The Book of Parables
speaks more of Enoch journeys
441.8 -> and speaks of God's judgment
of the watchers and plans for humanity.
446.9 -> It holds out the promise
of a heavenly messiah.
451.4 -> In the book of Heavenly Luminaries,
453.6 -> Enoch is shown around the galaxy
456.066 -> by an entity called Uriel.
459.166 -> Whether through a physical journey
461.166 -> or astral travel or simple tutelage,
464.9 -> Uriel instructs him in astronomy
467.866 -> and the laws of the cosmos.
471.1 -> He describes what he has been shown
473.8 -> on the basis of his geocentric worldview,
477.733 -> in which he pictured the Earth was flat
480.166 -> and covered by a dome like Canopy.
483.066 -> It is in those terms that he interprets
what is being shown.
488 -> And yet, the motif of a human
being being shown astronomy
492.166 -> by an advanced being finds echoes
elsewhere in the Hebrew tradition.
498.133 -> The prophet Ezekiel
499.566 -> describes his experience
in more physical terms,
504.3 -> the prophet Ezekiel reports an experience
506.833 -> of being picked up in a flying craft.
510.266 -> In his experience,
a human like pilot flies him around
513.466 -> various cities of ancient Iraq
before finally
516.866 -> depositing him in Tel Aviv.
520.5 -> In the past, scholars have assumed that
522.6 -> Ezekiel was describing a vision,
525.6 -> but might the writer have been describing
something real and material,
530.4 -> something that today we would call
533.4 -> an alien abduction?
536.466 -> The Book of Enoch and the Book of Ezekiel
539.266 -> would be described
as apocalyptic literature.
542.733 -> Now what apocalyptic literature means
545.866 -> is that the writer has seen something
that he doesn't know what it is.
551.066 -> He doesn't know what it means.
552.4 -> It's Abkallutely mind boggling.
554.3 -> And so in essence, is simply reports
what he saw
557.866 -> and experienced
because he knows it's significant
561.6 -> and then wants the reader
to unpack the significance of it.
566.266 -> Now, as Ezekiel doesn't describe this
as a vision, he says, where he was
571.4 -> when this craft appeared
and picked him up,
574.766 -> where it flew him, the places
he saw and where he was dropped off
579.566 -> and the state he was in after
he had been dropped off,
582.966 -> he said he was so disoriented he couldn't
speak for a further seven days.
588.133 -> And it's kind of amazing
because all the time he's being flown
590.8 -> around the pilot, who he describes
593.866 -> as it was like a human being.
596.866 -> He was like a son of man.
598.966 -> The pilot is trying to talk to Ezekiel
about religion and politics,
603.133 -> but all the while, Ezekiel is fascinated
by the craft that he's in.
607.2 -> He's describing what he's seeing
and hearing all the time.
610.633 -> He's looking around saying,
This thing is amazing. This metal.
613.566 -> What is this metal? It's so shiny.
615.866 -> How do these wheels work?
619 -> It's glass canopy.
620.2 -> I've never seen anything like that.
621.866 -> And what is that roaring sound?
623.4 -> Every time we move, he's
625.066 -> trying to get his head around the craft
that he's being carried in,
628.866 -> which he describes
as YHWY's habitation or as the glory,
634.5 -> because he has no other language
with which to describe it
639.366 -> to the modern eye and the modern ear.
642.466 -> We see and hear his report.
644.766 -> I think we have a pretty shrewd idea
what he's describing.
648 -> I think when we dismiss it and say
it's a vision, we're actually doing
652.3 -> what we do to all contactees
and abductees and experiences.
657.6 -> We sort of put our fingers in our ears
and go, La la la la.
660.8 -> Because what we're seeing
and hearing contradicts our world view,
664.9 -> the worldview
that says we are alone in the universe.
668.966 -> End of story.
671.1 -> The claims of the Book of Ezekiel
673.133 -> find support in other ancient literature.
676.5 -> Flying and space
faring craft are described
679.2 -> in the Hindu texts of the Bhagavad Gita.
682.266 -> Similar craft are depicted in the ancient
wall art of Egypt and Mesoamerica
688.7 -> In the Book of Enoch, the writer
describes journeys
691.933 -> which take him far beyond those of Ezekiel
and even far beyond
696.7 -> Our Solar System. Ezekiel travels
699.966 -> around Iraq with just Earth bound travels.
703.1 -> He's just flying.
704.4 -> Whereas Enoch describes
travels around the galaxy
708.666 -> and is being guided by this strange entity
711.933 -> called Uriel, a non-human entity.
715.466 -> Now, it's unclear whether he's being taken
on a physical journey at that point,
720.033 -> or if he's being shown a textbook
or if his astral traveling.
724.5 -> And it's very clear
that he's trying to interpret this
727.8 -> through his own worldview.
730.533 -> But in one way or another, he's
being shown the position of the stars,
734.333 -> the heavenly bodies, how they move
and how they relate to each other.
738.7 -> And this theme of astronomical information
742.933 -> is a little bit anomalous in the Bible,
but it actually rings bells
747.966 -> with narratives in mythologies
from all around the world.
752.633 -> You can think about the Mayan calendar,
the Aztecs, the Sumerians, the Egyptians,
758.2 -> all of them had precise astronomical
761.566 -> information in their mythologies.
765.066 -> And you read that and you think,
how could they possibly have had access
769.3 -> to that information all that time ago?
772.733 -> one of the most dramatic examples
is the Dogan people of Mali.
777.4 -> When the anthropologists got into
conversation with their shamanic elders,
782.666 -> they spoke about information
785.3 -> they had to do
with the Sirius star system.
789.133 -> first of all, they knew that
there was a three star system,
794.5 -> something we didn't know about
until the 20th century.
798.9 -> And when the anthropologist asked them,
801.466 -> How do you have all this information
about the Sirius star system?
805.666 -> They said, Oh, we learned that
808.5 -> from the people who taught us
they were from Sirius C.
224
00:13:32,833 --> 00:13:36,733
So there's a pattern in the world's
ancestral narratives
816.733 -> and ancient mythologies
of precise astronomy.
819.766 -> Remarkable information
being encoded within very ancient stories.
825.266 -> And we can see aspects of that,
an echo of that in the Book of Enoch.
830.6 -> He's getting his information
from a non-human entity called Uriel,
835.933 -> who's giving him a little bit
of an education on the Solar System.
841.366 -> The Book of
841.833 -> Enoch describes in dramatic detail
a period in which 200 watchers
846.533 -> arrive on planet Earth and begin
abducting human females with these women.
852 -> The watch produce
hybrid beings who are human in form,
856.266 -> but far larger than normal human beings.
859.533 -> Mythologies around the world corroborate
the book of Enoch's account of abductions
864.433 -> by extraterrestrial presences
exiled on planet Earth.
869.566 -> Although quoted verbatim
in the New Testament latter of Jude
873.7 -> and accepted as scripture
by the Ethiopian Orthodox Church,
877.866 -> the Book of Enoch has never been included
in the internationally accepted
882.5 -> canons of scripture
for either Judaism or Christianity.
887.866 -> The fact that the Book of Enoch
890.233 -> isn't in the official canons of scripture,
893.733 -> I don't think is particularly important.
897.066 -> first of all, we should acknowledge
that it is in the canon of the Bible
900.966 -> in the Ethiopian Orthodox Church.
904.166 -> It was quoted by Clement of Alexandria,
one of the most significant
908.233 -> of the early church fathers,
as if it was scripture.
911.8 -> The Book of Jude when he wants to quote
the Enoch of the Bible.
916.2 -> He quotes the book of Enoch word by word.
920.366 -> He assumes that his readers,
922.266 -> his New Testament
readers, have read the book of Enoch.
925.3 -> I think the significance of that
really can't be exaggerated.
930.466 -> The story is told in
the Book of Enoch are really an unpacking
934.666 -> of narratives
that we find in canonical books
938.466 -> Genesis, Ezekiel,
The Gospels and the New Testament.
943.2 -> So in that sense, it's
a book that believers
946.466 -> shouldn't be frightened of reading.
948.4 -> It is a book Abkallutely affirmed
by the canonical scriptures themselves.
953.7 -> The Book of Enoch story of 200 watchers
coming to Planet Earth
959.033 -> and hybridizing with human females
resulting in giants.
963.733 -> Well, that's a narrative that you can find
repeated.
966.333 -> It's there in Genesis six, but it's there
in the narratives of cultures
971.833 -> all around the world.
973.333 -> You can find it in African stories,
Indian stories,
976.833 -> Greek stories, the Sumerian stories.
979.966 -> It's there in Genesis, Chapter six
982.466 -> and in the narratives of cultures
all around the world.
986.633 -> And the story is always the same beings
of another kind coming to planet Earth.
993.166 -> Hybridizing
and interbreeding with human females.
996.9 -> And resulting in a different kind
of being called a giant
1001.6 -> or a titan or Nephilim.
1004.466 -> In the West.
1005.3 -> These ancient accounts of abduction
and interbreeding have been read as fables
1010.966 -> the beings exiled to Earth
1013.166 -> interpreted as mythical beings,
1015.8 -> or nothing more than literary creations.
1019.766 -> Some interpret the watchers of Enoch
and the Mami Wata people
1024 -> as spiritual beings,
rather than a species like ourselves.
1029.8 -> But this explanation fails to account
1032.666 -> for the narrative of interbreeding.
1035.633 -> Many of the Christian and shamanic
traditions of Africa
1039.433 -> take a more concrete view.
1041.466 -> Now, some would say these
watches are angels,
1045.933 -> but the word angel doesn't tell us
what kind of being they are.
1050.533 -> What we can say
is that they come from space,
1054.533 -> that they are physical
every bit as much as we are,
1057.766 -> that they are similar enough
to us to be able to hybridized with us
1062.233 -> different enough that the result of that
hybridization is different to us.
1067.2 -> They can travel great distances with great
1070.366 -> rapidity, maybe even into dimensionally.
1073.566 -> They come from the sky
and they intervene, harmfully
1077.066 -> in human affairs now by any account.
1081.566 -> That sounds to me
an awful lot like an extraterrestrial.
1086.833 -> Serious studies have been made
into the area of E.T.
1090.433 -> abduction syndrome.
1092.233 -> The late professor John Mack was Harvard's
1094.766 -> head of clinical psychology. in the 1990s
1098.966 -> US defense tasked Professor Mark
1101.633 -> with investigating the psychology
of military personnel
1105.533 -> who had found reports of close encounters
with extraterrestrials.
1111.1 -> As he continued, his investigation
1113.433 -> patterns began emerging in their reports.
1117.233 -> His technique included Supplementary.
1119.633 -> Sessions,
which gave his subjects no opportunity
1122.566 -> to prepare or collude
in what they were describing.
1126.7 -> Professor Mack
then widened his sample base to include
1130.1 -> civil aviation operatives
who had filed similar reports.
1134.4 -> The conclusions he brought to US defense,
1137.466 -> whether these were not cases of psychosis
or hallucination.
1143.133 -> These operatives had been in contact
with something real
1147.4 -> that merited further serious study.
1151.733 -> In 2009, Pope
1153.4 -> Benedict,
the 16th, called on the Pontifical Academy
1156.666 -> of Sciences
to convene a colloquium to discuss
1160.333 -> the theological implications of contact
with other civilizations.
1166 -> The colloquium gathered
30 leading scholars and theologians.
1170.8 -> Among those who brought its findings to
the press was
1173.9 -> one of the Vatican's most senior experts
in paranormal phenomena.
1178.566 -> Monsignor Corrado Balducci,
1181 -> a leading exorcist
for the Roman Catholic Church.
1185.466 -> He explained that when
1186.733 -> contactees and abductees
report their close encounters,
1190.966 -> they are not describing the psychotic
episodes or demonic encounters .
1196.766 -> Rather, they have been in contact
with a completely different
1200.2 -> kind of entity, one
which merits more serious study.
1205.733 -> Another area meriting more serious study
1208.7 -> was identified by a famous astrophysicist,
1211.266 -> Carl Sagan, in the 1960s.
1215.166 -> His comments were prompted
by another ancient mythology
1218.333 -> concerning beings who were in appearance,
part human and part aquatic.
1224.2 -> The Apkallu were beings
described in a Babylonian mythology
1228.266 -> that was written down by a Greek priest
called Barrass
1232 -> in the third century BCE.
1234.7 -> The Rosses described the Apkallu
as part human, part aquatic,
1240.4 -> and that's a theme that recurs
in the African Mami Wata tradition
1245.466 -> and in the Caribbean
and in other mythologies around the world.
1249.7 -> And we see depictions of entities
that are part human, part aquatic
1254.9 -> in many diverse cultures,
seemingly with no contact with each other.
1260.133 -> A process goes on to talk about
one of the leaders of the Apkallu
1264.066 -> Oannes, and describes
that they took a role
1267.533 -> in nurturing early humanity,
1270.4 -> providing our ancestors
with the basic tools of civilization
1276.133 -> to set us on our journey
as a human civilization.
1281.333 -> In 1962, while at Berkeley,
1283.9 -> a young Carl Sagan wrote
a paper titled Direct Contact
1288.1 -> among Galactic Civilizations
by Relativistic Interstellar Spacecraft.
1293.866 -> In the paper, he wrote,
1296.033 -> there is the statistical likelihood
1298.566 -> that Earth was visited by an advanced
extraterrestrial civilization
1303.466 -> at least once during historical times.
1308.266 -> On page 497 of his study,
1311.733 -> Sagan speculates
that the number of such visits
1315.233 -> could be as many as 10,000.
1319.233 -> Sagan wrote.
1320.9 -> There are other legends which deserve
serious study in the present context.
1325.633 -> As one example, we mentioned
the Babylonian account of the generation
1329.666 -> of the Sumerian civilization
by the Abkallu.
1333.4 -> Representatives of an advanced non-human
1336.633 -> and possibly extraterrestrial society.
1341.333 -> four years later, in a collaboration
with the Ukrainian scientists,
1344.866 -> I asked Tarkowski titled Intelligent Life
in the Universe.
1349.566 -> Carl Sagan wrote stories
like The Apkallu Legend deserve
1353.766 -> much more in critical studies
than have been performed here to four,
1358.4 -> with the possibility of direct contact
with an extraterrestrial civilization
1363.733 -> as one of the many possible explanations.
1368.5 -> Well, could an intervention
1370.1 -> by an extra terrestrial civilization
like the Apkallu to explain why
1375.866 -> all of a sudden from out of the blue
in ancient Sumerian,
1380 -> you have civilization
springing up, complete
1383.233 -> with mathematics, complex astronomy,
civil engineering,
1387.333 -> streetscapes, banking money,
a legal system, culture and literature.
1392.333 -> I mean, that is a major major leap
forward for Homo sapiens.
1397.666 -> That needs some major major explaining.
1400.766 -> It seems to me that we would make better
1403.9 -> sense of that leap in the story
1407.233 -> if we allow for the possibility
of an external intervention.
1411.866 -> And that's exactly
what the story of the Appkallu is
1416.2 -> and just how curious
that the physical descriptions
1419.666 -> of the Apkallu correlate so closely
with the ancient stories of The Mummy.
1425.633 -> What are people?
1427.733 -> In the United States of America alone,
1430.3 -> more than half a million people
go missing every year in the year 2018.
1436.6 -> 612,846 new people were registered
1442.166 -> as missing some cases of misadventure.
1447.3 -> An unconfirmed number proved
1448.833 -> to be cases of slavery and sex
trafficking.
1452.966 -> Others are cases of violent crime.
1457.033 -> Thankfully,
the majority of missing persons return
1460.866 -> and some are later found.
1463.6 -> However, approximately 15%.
1466.7 -> Around 90,000 each year
remain unexplained.
1472.466 -> Year after year.
1474.033 -> Thousands of people go missing
just in America's national parks.
1480.233 -> In fact, the figure is so disturbing
1482.8 -> that the park authorities
are told not to keep a record of them.
1487.366 -> And I'm not talking about people
who wandered off the path and got lost.
1492.4 -> I'm talking about people
who are in the middle of a conversation
1495 -> in the middle of a baseball game,
and all of a sudden one of them vanishes.
1499.3 -> Now we have no mythology or science
to account for that,
1504.033 -> and the horror of those figures
ought to disturb us a lot more
1508.3 -> than having to listen
to report that offends our worldview.
1512.5 -> So I'm with Monsignor Baluchi and John
Mack in saying that what they have
1517.733 -> encountered merit far more serious study
than has been given to the phenomenon.
1525.4 -> one fascinating
aspect of the Book of Enoch
1528.366 -> is that of the extraterrestrial
being Uriel,
1531.3 -> who tutors in kids
an education in the cosmos,
1535.266 -> speaking of humanity's
place in the universe,
1538.566 -> the astronomical home of the powerful ones
1541.866 -> and the workings of the Solar System.
1545.7 -> This motive of advanced
1547.3 -> knowledge being imparted by people from
the stars is a theme that can be found in
1552.333 -> other indigenous narratives and sometimes
1556.3 -> with surprising proofs of their claims.
1560.3 -> My interest in cases of abduction
1562.566 -> is as a student of the world's
mythologies,
1565.733 -> and it grieves me that we so
1568.333 -> impoverish ourselves by refusing
to listen to the report of people
1573.833 -> whose experiences don't fit in our boxes
1578.033 -> as people become aware of my book
Escaping from Aden.
1581.433 -> I am contacted every single day
1585.066 -> by people who have had experiences
and close encounters,
1589.833 -> and some of them abduction experiences,
1592.766 -> but they have not told anyone in decades.
1596.333 -> Often
I'll have people say I experienced this
1599.1 -> when I was 15 years old,
something like that.
1601.9 -> I have told my wife,
I told the person I was with
1605.633 -> when I experienced it,
and in the 50 years since,
1608.4 -> I haven't told another living,
breathing soul.
1611.766 -> But I want to tell you, because I
still need to process what happened to me.
1617.533 -> That is the effect of the ridicule
1620.4 -> and shame
that we're so ready to visit upon anybody
1624.7 -> who has an experience
that offends our worldview.
1628.466 -> And I think it's time that that changed.
1631.433 -> We need to listen to the experience
of those around us, and as we do,
1636.4 -> we will find out
there is far more going on in our world
1641.233 -> than we have ever given credit for.
1643.9 -> I think in the West, we tend to regard
these as psychiatric phenomena,
1649.033 -> and we probably conceive of it
as a post 1950s phenomenon.
1653.633 -> But that couldn't be further
from the truth.
1655.4 -> It is an ancient phenomenon.
1657.4 -> It's part of our mythologies.
1659.7 -> And again, I'd say it's not the kind of
story you make up to advantage yourself.
1663.966 -> You're not going to make money
or get promotions
1667.133 -> from bringing this kind of report.
1669.4 -> It's something that you know is going
to damage your reputation if you share it.
1673.7 -> And that's why I'm with John Mack
1677.566 -> and Monsignor Corrado about Dutchy saying
that we need to listen with respect
1682.666 -> to these reports and understand
that it's a different kind of entity
1686.8 -> we're hearing about and that this is
something that merits serious study.
1691.933 -> What we're being offered
by the Book of Enoch and The Mami Wata
1695.466 -> tradition is a context for these stories.
1699.333 -> A wider context and a longer context
from cultures all around the world.
1705.066 -> A context
that goes back thousands of years.
1711.666 -> Is the
1712.066 -> theme of advance knowledge purely fiction?
1715.8 -> Is it a cover for prehistoric genius,
1718.733 -> an insight that is purely human?
1722 -> And why does the theme of humans
being tutored by higher beings
1726.533 -> recur so widely
among Earth's indigenous cultures?
1731 -> Is it possible that insight
1733.133 -> into these questions might be gained
by listening to the experience
1736.866 -> of those who have claimed contact
with extraterrestrials,
1741.033 -> including those
like the young lady in Logar,
1744.3 -> Ghana, who claim to have lived
for three years among the mummy?
1748.466 -> What are people?
1750.366 -> Might there
be a link between their experiences,
1753.733 -> the legend of Oannes and the Apkallu
and the giant leap
1757.533 -> forward experienced by humanity
in the distant past?
1762.8 -> It's intriguing to me
that as well as this ancient story
1766.266 -> of a great leap forward in our evolution
as a species being aided
1772 -> by an E.T intervention,
we also have the report of returnees.
1777.433 -> I'm one person removed
from two individuals
1780.466 -> who returned from their contact
with greatly enhanced cognitive abilities.
1786.7 -> one had a notebook that was just filled
with advanced calculus
1790.333 -> because that was what his mind was full of
after his experience,
1794.933 -> something quite different
to how he was previously.
1799.133 -> Now, they didn't come back
boasting, saying, Oh, I had this
1802 -> amazing thing happen to me,
and now I'm a genius.
1805.966 -> People often don't talk about
this aspect of the experience
1812 -> because
1812.666 -> they don't want to become a case study.
1815.733 -> They don't want to be incarcerated
and probed
1818.8 -> and prodded to work out
what's really going on.
1822.033 -> There is far more of that
kind of experience
1826.4 -> than is commonly reported.
1829 -> It's curious
because it's a form of acquired
1831.333 -> savant syndrome, and this is a real world
phenomenon studied
1834.666 -> by credentialed neuroscientists
around the world where a brain injury
1839.5 -> or a central nervous system event
1842.3 -> or a trauma will release prodigious
1846.6 -> cognitive abilities
that the person did not have before.
1851.933 -> And it's often described
as a dis inhibition of brain functions.
1857.733 -> Quietly, returnees often report
that kind of experience.
1863.666 -> I know that because it's part of the mummy
1866.466 -> water tradition as well the payoff.
1870.133 -> one of the promises
made to the person who is abducted
1874.133 -> is that they will return
with a higher intelligence
1878.033 -> with higher consciousness.
1880.033 -> That is part of the package
that this contact with these other beings
1885.9 -> is promising.
1887.6 -> How intriguing
that it's part of that narrative to
1892.866 -> the Book
1893.233 -> of Enoch tells a story that seems foreign
to Western is with its reference
1898.566 -> to a non-human population
resident on Earth.
1902.466 -> It appears at odds with the familiar
stories about mainstream religions,
1908.1 -> but to people like the Dogon
tribe of Mali,
1911.066 -> with the memory of friends
from the Sirius star system
1914.633 -> or the Cherokee people of North America
1917.133 -> with their memories of people
from the Pleiades or people
1921.166 -> from African and Caribbean cultures
familiar with Mami Wata,
1925.733 -> many of its themes was strangely familiar.
1930.066 -> Those who had broad reports of contact
with The Mummy wanted people
1933.8 -> and other returnees around the world
1936.433 -> may find comfort
knowing that this generation
1939.7 -> is not the first to claim abduction
by a non-human presence on planet Earth.
1946.1 -> If we can learn to listen
with respect to our soldiers
1949.9 -> and to the stories of those
who claim to be contactees and returnees,
1954.566 -> what new insights might we then gain
1957.733 -> about humanity's place in the cosmos?
1967.066 -> The Qumran Caves
1968.566 -> on the northern shore of the Dead Sea.
1972.266 -> It was in caves hidden
1973.7 -> in these Judean mountains
that an ancient religious community
1977.866 -> hid its precious archives of papyrus
1980.566 -> scrolls and manuscripts.
1984.133 -> In 1947, a shepherd
1986.7 -> throwing rocks was surprised
by the sound of a breaking point.
1991.933 -> When he investigated,
he realized he'd stumbled upon
1995.233 -> an incredible treasure
trove of ancient texts.
2003.566 -> Between eight
2004.733 -> and 900 manuscripts
have since been recovered.
2008.3 -> Among them, some of the most important
historic and religious texts ever found.
2014.433 -> Among them, the book of Enoch
2020.7 ->
2022.966 -> The earliest version of the Book of Enoch
is the Ethiopian book.
2027.7 -> Ethiopia is home to the one
church communion
2030.7 -> that accepts the Book of Enoch
within the canon of the Bible.
2035.433 -> The Ethiopian boat comprises
the book of watchers,
2039.266 -> the parables of Enoch, the astronomical
book or the Book of luminaries,
2044.466 -> the Book of Dreams
and the Epistle of Enoch.
2049.166 -> Many of its themes echo the
2051.033 -> aspirations and concerns
of many of the Hebrew scriptures,
2055.466 -> but other themes occur within its pages
2058.566 -> that are more unusual.
2061.766 -> The current scrolls date from the third
2064.1 -> to the first century BCE.
2067.166 -> The source of their narratives
and their authorship
2071.066 -> remain a mystery.
2073.833 -> The book is attributed to Enoch,
2075.633 -> but that doesn't settle
the question of its authorship,
2078.7 -> because just as the historic Moses
2081.366 -> didn't necessarily
write all the books of Moses
2084.9 -> or the Prophet, Isaiah didn't necessarily
write all the books of Isaiah.
2088.966 -> So the authorship of the Book of Enoch
remains a bit of a mystery.
2094.666 -> But Enoch himself is a fascinating figure
and very intriguing.
2098.166 -> He's an ancestor of Noah.
2099.5 -> Noah is his great grandson, and he himself
is the great, great, great great
2106.033 -> grandson of Adam and Eve,
2109.2 -> which if you think about it,
if I'm doing my math
2111.566 -> right means he had 62 other
2115.366 -> great great great great grandparents
2119.066 -> in the same generation as Adam and Eve.
2122.166 -> So just taking the narrative
on his own terms?
2125.433 -> Who were they?
2126.866 -> I mean, that's a mystery on a mystery.
2129.5 -> Scholars believe the Qumran community
to then home to the US
2133.6 -> seems a secretive monastic community
2137.066 -> and the caves in the Judean Mountains.
2139.766 -> The High Security Archive.
2143.866 -> The evidence is that the Qumran community
2146.733 -> was part of the movement of Essenes,
which was a monastic style community
2152.466 -> of that time, and you can see why
they would have loved the book.
2156.2 -> There are many themes
that would have been important to them.
2159.433 -> But there's a section in chapters
2162.1 -> 85 to 90 of prophetic texts,
and many people read them
2167.166 -> as prophesying
the advent of various tribes and empires.
2171.733 -> And then they appear to foretell
the advent of the scenes themselves.
2176.966 -> And then Jesus of Nazareth and then
the Twelve Apostles of Christianity.
2183 -> And it wasn't only the scenes
who held this book in high regard.
2186.533 -> Many of the early church fathers quoted
2189.6 -> from this book freely,
and they referred to it as to scripture.
2193.866 -> And that would include writers
like Tertullian Justin Martyr, Origen
2198.866 -> Clement of Alexandria, all referring to
2202 -> this as if it were part of their canon.
2206.466 -> Given the
2206.933 -> high regard in
which the book was held in ancient times,
2210.766 -> what was it about the book's contents
that made it so controversial
2215.6 -> that it had to be excluded
from the official canons?
2219.966 -> In chapters one to 36,
we read the book of watches,
2224.366 -> it details contact between entities
2226.9 -> from off planet and human beings.
2230.7 -> Some of that contact is benign
2233.033 -> and nurtures
the emergence of human society.
2237.1 -> The watches teach the humans
how to cultivate crops,
2241 -> how to use medicine
and other healing modalities.
2245.166 -> The watches teach metal technology
2247.633 -> and introduced the humans to adornments
jewelry
2251.466 -> and makeup.
2254 -> That aspect of off planet people,
the watch is coming
2257.433 -> and teaching Homo sapiens
how to farm and to build a civilization
2262.833 -> that marks the Book of Enoch out
as very different
2266.1 -> to the books that we find
within the canon of the Bible.
2269.8 -> But it is not a unique story
2272.2 -> that narrative repeats in mythologies
all around the world.
2276.166 -> You could find it
in Native American mythology.
2278.666 -> Mayan, Zulu, Babylonian all make the claim
2283.2 -> that in our prehistoric past,
there was an intervention.
2287.666 -> People from off planet came and nurtured
the human race
2292.033 -> as a conscious,
intelligent technological species
2296.533 -> and gave us
the building blocks of civilization.
2300.6 -> But though that narrative has been allowed
2303.133 -> to remain in indigenous
mythologies all around the world,
2307.8 -> it seems that
that admission of a wider E.T.
2312.766 -> family was an admission
that the Jewish and Christian
2316 -> religious
authorities were not willing to make.
2321.5 -> Of all the lessons given by the watchers.
2324.333 -> one that concerns
much of the Book of Enoch
2327.2 -> is the lesson in astronomy.
2329.966 -> This is another aspect in which
Enoch differs from the other Jewish texts
2334.533 -> astronomy or astrology,
which are all part of the same thing
2337.8 -> at that time,
not favorably looked upon in the Bible.
2342.466 -> But it's there as a theme in Enoch again,
where there's a point of difference
2347.233 -> in the other Jewish writings finds
correlations in other world mythologies.
2353.1 -> The moment you listen to other world
mythologies, you hear the same notes.
2358.366 -> Mayan astronomy is a byword
for sophistication.
2362.733 -> Egyptian Sumerian
think about the Dogan people
2366.166 -> with the knowledge of the Sirius star
system.
2369.166 -> In Enoch, we're told about the movement
of the Moon around the Earth,
2373.366 -> the Earth around the Sun,
the fact that the Moon reflects
2377.133 -> the Sun's light, the nature of eclipses
and the cycles of the Moon.
2382.233 -> How was the writer shown that?
2386.6 -> Did he see it in the flesh?
2388.466 -> Did he physically travel?
2390.9 -> Was it
through an altered state of consciousness?
2395.6 -> Was he shown textbooks?
2397.366 -> Was it a remote viewing?
2399.8 -> By the time we're in the late
chapters of the Book of Enoch.
2403.433 -> The suggestions are there
that it was all of those.
2409.9 -> Among its most explosive claims
2412.466 -> is the book's account
of the abduction of human females
2415.9 -> by 200 of the watchers.
2419.5 -> Their offspring are described as giants.
2422.833 -> The name
the Book of Genesis gives them is Nephilim
2426.766 -> Greek legend calls them the Titans,
and mythologies all around the world
2431.766 -> tell their own versions
of this intriguing episode.
2437.266 -> Writing in the first century of the common
era, the Jewish historian Josephus
2442.033 -> refers to the ancestral memory
of human abductions
2445.233 -> and hybridization
unpacked by the Book of Enoch.
2449.766 -> Josephus refers to
2450.933 -> that as history,
and he points to the existence of giants
2454.866 -> in his own time as material evidence
2458.533 -> of that ancient intervention .
2461.933 -> Now it's interesting that he also notes
that the Greek legends
2465.933 -> have maintained
a written tradition of that story.
2470.633 -> He also refers back,
of course, to Genesis Chapter six,
2475.1 -> where the story of abductions
and hybridization
2478.833 -> is told so briefly, so swiftly
that it's quite clear
2483.266 -> and with no introduction
of these random characters turning up
2486.966 -> to do this, that it's quite clear
that the writer of Genesis six assumes
2491.366 -> his readers already know this story
from another source.
2496.7 -> Yet the narrative of human abductions
is an aspect of the book,
2500.533 -> which remains the hardest
for many to process.
2505.166 -> It may well be the Bible's first abductee,
2508.166 -> although he may have been a willing one
when we read Chapters 1881 .
2513.033 -> We see Enoch being given a year's notice
before the watchers take him.
2519.533 -> If we go to Genesis
2521.1 -> and read Chapter five, verse 24,
it tells us this about it,
2524.833 -> says Enoch walked 365 years
2527.933 -> and then the Elohim took him away.
2531.9 -> Now that would.
2532.5 -> Elohim means the powerful ones,
2536.133 -> so the watchers in the Book of Enoch
2539.666 -> are among the Elohim, the powerful ones
2542.766 -> of the biblical narrative.
2545.7 -> If we go to Genesis six,
2548.3 -> where we find the Bible's reference
to the watchers coming, it describes
2553.666 -> them as Bene Elohim, and that word means
2557.366 -> they are a kind of Elohim.
2560.766 -> So the watchers, the book of Enoch,
2563.4 -> Benny, Elohim
or Elohim in the biblical text.
2567.733 -> Now, if you dig a little deeper,
you go to the source
2570.4 -> narratives on which those early biblical
stories are based.
2574.2 -> You're going to find yourself
in the Sumerian texts
2577.8 -> and they speak about sky people
or star people.
2582.466 -> And among those people, 300 are dispatched
2586.5 -> to what they call stations in the stars,
2590.733 -> which I think we would call space
stations.
2593.733 -> And their job is to work as observers.
2598.766 -> That's the word used in the Sumerian
observers,
2602.1 -> so watchers in the book of Enoch
observers in the Sumerian narrative.
2608.6 -> I don't think that is a coincidence.
2613.3 -> So why didn't the book of Enoch
2615.8 -> make it into the canon of the Bible?
2618.933 -> There is a very broad consensus
among biblical scholars today
2622.833 -> that the Hebrew stories of beginnings
took their current shape
2626.966 -> through decisions and edits made sometime
2630.6 -> in the sixth century BCE in Christianity.
2634.866 -> Decisions were made from the second
century onwards that shaped up
2638.433 -> what was to become the New Testament
and made the call to glue it
2643.8 -> to the Hebrew canon
to create a Christian Bible.
2648.633 -> Now, all those decisions were taken
on the basis
2651.6 -> of a monotheistic world
2654.866 -> view, and so the edits in the Hebrew
scriptures were to monotheism,
2660.333 -> and their worldview was that
we are alone in the universe.
2665.233 -> And so when they found other texts,
including the Book of Enoch, which
2669.366 -> so much is going on that acknowledge other
entities of planet entities, entities
2674.966 -> that seem to have intergalactic technology
or even interdimensional technology,
2680.666 -> they could not admit those
2683.366 -> because in the language of the ancients,
2686.1 -> they simply presented too many gods.
2689.766 -> My book, Escaping From Eden, argues
that this edit made in the sixth century
2694.7 -> BCE, the Hebrew canon may have solved
the problem of too many gods,
2700.8 -> but by conflating the idea of God
with these other entities,
2706.233 -> which in the Bible are just a translation
away from being blindingly obvious.
2710.766 -> By doing that,
the editor has taken the narrative
2714.533 -> and pushed it almost out of sight.
2718.3 -> And at the same time,
he hopelessly confuses how we understand
2722.266 -> God in the Bible because we end up blaming
God for things
2726.233 -> that were really the responsibility
of E T entities
2730.9 -> and their interactions
with ancient human beings.
2735.966 -> I believe that correctly translated,
2738.633 -> the Bible is peppered from start
to finish with non-human entities.
2743.866 -> Think about the Nephilim, the Anakim,
the Elohim, the Bene Elohim,
2747.7 -> the Sky Council, the one like a human
being in the Book of Physical.
2752.9 -> These are strands
within the biblical tradition
2756.866 -> that the institutional
2759.533 -> Judaism and Christianity of the day
2762.633 -> did not want to do business with
and just tactfully ignored.
2767.8 -> The Book of Enoch
by being so specific about them
2771.366 -> blows all that open.
2776.166 -> With a worldview
2777.066 -> that says there's no such thing
as an E.T.,
2780.333 -> monotheism in the canon of the Bible
had to mean excluding it.
2785.066 -> These are the narratives.
2789 -> Why was the narrative
2790.866 -> of ancient contact suppressed?
2794.866 -> What was so taboo about
2797 -> reporting the watcher's
role in our great leap forward?
2802.2 -> Why was the
2802.866 -> narrative of human abduction
and hybridization
2806.8 -> allowed to remain in other indigenous
mythologies around the world,
2811.633 -> but excised from Judaism and Christianity?
2816.233 -> And what agenda did that secrecy serve?
2829.966 -> And are we entering
2831.766 -> a period where the veil of that secrecy
2835.333 -> is now being lifted?
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