Orthodox Tewahedo biblical canon

So the Protestant Reformation affirmed that you could read the Scripture.

So you've got these, uh, Ethiopian people who are really pushing hard for book sales, the Ethiopian Bible, especially the Book of Enoch.

And they'll say, "Well, listen, the Book of Jude quotes the Book of Enoch." The Book of Jude does not quote the Book of Enoch.

Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Um, the chicken came first, and so there were certainly oral traditions that were passed down through the centuries, and many of which made it into the Bible.

yeah the whole thing was a politics that's but you gotta be for you know a lot of people don't pay i don't pay attention to politics you better because it does some things in this world you might not want it to if you're not careful look at communism and stuff like that you know communism is actually probably responsible for well over 100 million deaths in this world that we know of think about that that's how dangerous communism is islam is just as dangerous i'm sorry to say it is i mean the very concept of it and i've read the quran several times i know what i'm talking about it is a dangerous precept those that do not believe in it okay it's that's just the way it looks at it and you got to be very very careful with that radicalism stuff because it it goes past that truth that goes into what you want done like i said we've talked about earlier people doing things in the name of god they got anything to do with uh that's what these things these philosophies are they're demonic They are designed for like one thing and one thing only to just tear down the truth.

And that's exactly what, you know, these people are doing, whether they realize it or not, when they're doing this with these so-called lost books and the Ethiopian Bible.

There's nothing wrong with the Ethiopian.

They brag on the Ethiopian Bible as being the oldest Bible in existence.

No, it is not.

It's the oldest illustrated Bible.

But that's a bit of a side note.

You're wondering, why is it that the Ethiopian Orthodox Bible has more books total instead of 73? They've got 80 or 81.

That's your question, right?

Well, I know sometimes it has to do with the way they number it, but they have certain books, like the book of Enoch, that we don't consider... canonical.

Like I said, I've taken in the Bible as much as I can.

I've been listening, and yeah, Noah's Ark is there, but I don't know where it lands in the book of Enoch or the Ethiopian Bible, which are the two that I really listen to the most because those are the oldest ones, and I'm not very far into the books.

So therefore, I haven't really come across this yet, but where does Moses land in those ancient Bibles those ancient books I'm not sure but if it is real then maybe it didn't make it maybe and also think about this I believe America is where this all went down not Turkey not over in Israel and Pakistan and all Iran.

I don't believe it all went down there.

I don't know what their canon or scripture is any different than anyone else's.

I do know that the Ethiopian Bible includes every book and every gospel that there is.

They left it all in.

Talk about tolerance.

They were all inclusive.

So I think the Ethiopian Bible has something like 94, 96 books in it.

Yeah, if it

mentions Jesus, it's in.

The 66 books of the Bible are not exclusive to evangelical Christianity, but there's extra books in the Catholic Bible.

There's apparently the Ethiopian Bible that is like the original and everything stemmed from that one.

And there's a lot of lore, I think, out there.

There's 45,000 different books types of Christianity I don't I think there's as many types of Christianity as there are Christians because I don't think anybody believes in exactly the same thing which is what makes it so ridiculous it's like is it really about believing the right thing is that really what what has to happen here because it makes no sense to me but the it's a it's a book about God it's a Rob Bell is one of my favorite authors he wrote Love Wins and he also wrote another book called What is the Bible? And there's a tagline that goes something like how a book of poems, stories, historical documents, and there's legal documents in there as well.

And this conversation goes somewhere I think that we need to pay very close attention to.

Because in these clips I put together for you, you're going to hear the move from simply talking about UFOs, what they are, to then consciousness, entities, demons, the Bible, and eventually something much more concerning.

Can these things actually be contacted? Can you summon them in something what the UFO community is now calling the contact protocols? This is wild.

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That means a Christian's response shouldn't be, that cannot be real.

The better question is, if something is real, what is it? Where does it come from? What does it want? And should human beings be attempting to interact with it? Because in this next sequence I'm going to share with you, the conversation gets even closer to the question.

And this is where they bring up demons and angels in the Bible itself.

Who else had a book called Communion? Remember we had them on and we were like, do you know that your book is the same title as a Whitley Stryber book, but it's completely different?

Yeah.

And apparently it's still in the Ethiopian Bible.

These events happened a lot before, a lot long time before Greece was around.

So if anything, Greek mythology is borrowing from the Bible.

Just going to throw that out there.

I'm going to let him finish.

But also, this isn't just in the Ethiopian Bible.

It's in Genesis 6.

Like I said, everything has nuance, right? Jasmine mentioned the Bible has been only a couple of thousands years old.

Okay, I can't debate that, right? Before the King James Version Bible, there was an Ethiopian Bible.

They took books out of that Bible and they gave us the Bible that we have now.

So we're going based off of the context that we have within what we're given, right? But if you're not doing research behind that or before that, and you're trying to turn the whole world and its worldview into your faith, that's where you're wrong.