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Enoch is actually multiple composite works; early Jewish tradition rejected its canonical status

20 Questions with Pastor Mike (Episode 17) 00:35:14 – 00:36:14

Continued discussion of the Book of Enoch in relation to Jude

The Book of Enoch is not a single unified ancient document — it is multiple works compiled over time, some with more historical legitimacy and some added later. The early Jewish community rejected Enoch as canonical, and Mike endorses that judgment. Online movements pushing Enoch's canonicity exhibit conspiratorial thinking — small bits of evidence blown out of proportion.
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20 Questions with Pastor Mike (Episode 17) @ 00:35:14

2021-01-08

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