The Ethiopian Bible Describes the Wall of Cold at the World's End — And Who's Stationed Along It

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  @TheAbyssinianScroll · 1 month ago · pinned

  📜 &quot;You do not vote to remove something you believe is harmless.&quot; The forty days they didn&apos;t want you to read: <a href="https://theancientstore.gumroad.com/l/uyjjyw">https://theancientstore.gumroad.com/l/uyjjyw</a>

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• AR

  @archangel5627 · 1 month ago (edited)

  For all the Enoch Nayers, the one thing they need to realize is Enoch was the first prophet of God. He lived during the antediluvian era pre-dating Moses by at least 13 generations. Enoch was the seventh from Adam and he was the first person to be taken up to Heaven to live with the Most High while he was still alive and in his prime. The only other person after Enoch to have had the same privilege was Elijah. And so God must’ve thought Enoch was pretty important if he took Enoch to live for the rest of eternity in heaven and I think once people do the deep dive on the first book of Enoch, it’s pretty clear as to why God loved him so and why he was so important. But the real reason why the council of &nbsp;Laodicea removed the first book of Enoch from scripture was because, that was during the time when the early churches started to incorporate Greek philosophers like Plato into Christian theology, which turned it into a pseudo false doctrine. And so because the Greek philosopher’s view of heaven, the spiritual realm, the afterlife, and everything in between, was nothing more than an ethereal place filled with ethereal ghost like beings where heaven was seen as some cloud like place, was in stark contradiction to the hard factual order and physicality that Enoch was presenting in his texts, threatened the council’s Christoplatoism world view and viewpoint, and that’s why the first book of Enoch just had to go. And honestly I’m not surprised by this because outside of the 4 books that compose the Gospel by Matthew, Mark, Luke, &amp; John, the rest of the New Testament &nbsp;is made up of letters written to all of the early churches and some individual people, explaining how wrong their theology is, and how it needs to be corrected based off of the information written by the apostle or apostles in these individual letters. <br>But I think the best argument for why the book of Enoch should not be thrown away and why Enock himself should be regarded in a higher esteem is because Jesus took the name and called himself the Son of Man. The first person to ever refer to the Elect One as the Son of Man was Enoch. So this tells us that not only did Jesus read the first book of Enoch but he literally used the title Enoch gave to the Elect One which of course Daniel also used when he was writing his book because Daniel also read the first Book of Enoch as well as all of the early Hebrew Scribes and Prophets. We also know Jude references Enoch in his letter that he wrote which we now regard as New Testament scripture and so Enoch is important and his texts really do put everything in perspective which helps to bridge so many gaps in the Bible.

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• RE

  @ReginaMcBride-m1k · 1 month ago

  Yes there is a reason why they restrict people from going there

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• RA

  @RandyPorter-p8n · 1 month ago

  ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ that is exactly what admiral Byrd went out there to go search for and that&apos;s what he found and that&apos;s what the government didn&apos;t want people to find out

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• KA

  @KataVarga-g6q · 1 month ago

  In the hungarian folk tales they are always saying&quot; beyond the glass mountains&quot;....I am sure it means the icy mountains...

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• SU

  @susandewet93 · 1 month ago

  I would love to see some visuals of everything, while listening to the reading, rather than the churches.

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• KA

  @karenking5357 · 1 month ago

  One last thing... EXCELLENT VIDEO, THANK YOU

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• TT

  @TT_215x · 1 month ago

  Love this channel.Answers all my most detailed answers about creation and the story after.

• AN

  @anjodosol46 · 1 month ago

  The Vatican has an massive library that the romans robed from everywhere, and they do not allow anybody enter that place, why should the Ethiopia allowed them to enter their ancient libraries, as we know everywhere the first world goes to so called share knowledge, they just go to check the contents and invent some war to go there steal the ancient knowledge of other countries, like war in iraq, I’m sure were to get hold of the Sumerian tablets, in Iran also, they very cunning and strategic, how a country lend over 60.000 summer tablets like that, is their heritage, they’re history, their ancestry, the secrets of the world are more important sometimes than oil.

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• BU

  @butchmitch731 · 1 month ago

  The actual book is &nbsp;called &quot; The Kebra Nagast &quot;, the Bible of the Ethiopian &nbsp;Cotpti Church &quot;.<br> &nbsp; &nbsp;The Book is availibl in English from Amazon.

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• BR

  @brendancoburn427 · 1 month ago

  Jesus did say that we have no idea of where the wind comes from nor where it goes. I recall also, a documentary on two German map collectors who had one particular map from 17th. century that showed &nbsp;an island, relatively near the North Pole, &nbsp;marked as &quot;This is the island that controls the worlds weather&quot;.

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• JA

  @janyb1907 · 1 month ago (edited)

  The rastas know it then<br>I know about the Ethiopian bible ❤

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