JRE: “2000 Year Old Bible Revealed TERRIFYING Knowledge About Humanity”
The Mystery of the Book of Enoch – A Buried Scripture for Millennia
For centuries, the Book of Enoch vanished from the Western world, forgotten and absent from every Bible edition. Only in the 18th century did it resurface in the highlands of Ethiopia, shocking European theology. This 2,000-year-old text contained forbidden revelations, cosmic secrets, and stories powerful enough to challenge religious empires.
In 1773, Scottish explorer James Bruce emerged from Ethiopia carrying three ancient copies in Ge’ez. Enoch, the biblical figure who “walked with God and was taken without death,” had long fascinated scholars. Preserved for centuries by Ethiopian monks and Jewish scribes, the book reignited debates that have never ceased.
Scholars classified it as pseudepigrapha—works written under a famous name to gain authority. Yet Enoch stood apart: the Bible hinted he had seen mysteries hidden from mankind. Even today, public figures like Joe Rogan praise it as a shocking source of truths about power and politics.
Bruce’s Perilous Quest and the Book’s Provenance
Bruce was no ordinary traveler—an aristocrat, polyglot, and Freemason, obsessed with tracing the Nile’s source. In 1768, he crossed 1,700 miles of desert, swamps, and disease to reach Gondar, where he acquired three complete manuscripts.
The return journey was worse: stranded in the Red Sea, hunted by French pirates, nearly losing the books to Ottoman quarantine. Yet he delivered them safely to Europe. Analysis confirmed their Ethiopian origin, dated to the 15th century. Today, copies rest in the Bodleian Library (Oxford), the French National Library, and the Vatican.
It was not until 1821 that Professor Richard Laurence published the first English translation. Though imperfect, it caused a sensation in Victorian Britain, where the public was enthralled by angels, giants, and ancient secrets.
The Forbidden Tale: The Fall of the 200 Watchers
The book’s opening section tells its most controversial story: 200 “Watchers,” angels sent to guide humanity, defied their mission. Led by Samyaza, they swore an oath on Mount Hermon, took human wives, and fathered the giant Nephilim—creatures of immense strength and insatiable hunger, consuming crops, animals, and people alike.
Their greater sin was teaching forbidden knowledge: weapon-making, warfare, sorcery, astrology—even abortion. Knowledge became a tool of destruction. The archangels Michael, Gabriel, Raphael, and Uriel pleaded for judgment. Azazel, who taught weapons-craft, was chained in the abyss of Dudiel. The rest were imprisoned for 70 generations, forced to watch their offspring perish in wars.
The moral is clear: knowledge without morality leads to ruin.
Other Revelations: Prophecy, Cosmic Calendar, and Noah’s Mystery
Later sections present the Three Parables, visions of a final judgment where the mighty fall and the righteous triumph. A mysterious “Son of Man” appears as the ultimate judge—imagery many believe shaped the New Testament.
Enoch is also shown the Cosmic Calendar—a precise 364-day solar year that once sparked the “Calendar Wars” in ancient Judaism. Finally, the book recounts Noah’s strange birth: skin white as snow, hair red as a rose, eyes shining like the sun. His father feared he was angel-born, but Enoch assured him Noah was pure and destined to survive the Flood.
Why It Was Excluded from the Bible
Once widely read in Judaism and early Christianity, the Book of Enoch was dropped from the canon in the 4th century—likely because its ideas were too dangerous: angels could sin, humanity’s fall had causes beyond Adam, and knowledge itself was a double-edged sword.
Today, only the Ethiopian Orthodox Church and the Beta Israel Jewish community consider it scripture. Yet each rediscovery—from Vatican vaults to the Dead Sea Scrolls—keeps reviving the same question:
Was it mere myth… or a hidden truth buried to preserve religious order?
