Why Was the Book of Enoch Left Out of Most Bibles?
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Most Bibles don't include the Book of Enoch, yet the New Testament quotes it and one ancient church still treats it as scripture. We look at how the canon took shape, why Jewish and most Christian communities set 1 Enoch aside, how the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo Church kept it, and what its rediscovery in Europe and among the Dead Sea Scrolls changed.This episode includes AI-generated content.
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