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Welcome to The Enoch Files. We open the files on the Book of Enoch and the other texts that were removed from the Bible — and examine what they actually say. Each episode is an investigation: real manuscripts, verified scholarship, and the passages the church never taught you. Forbidden places. Lost abilities. The fate of the soul. What the ancient scrolls recorded was stranger than what we were told. This channel explores historical texts and scholarly debate for educational purposes. Sources include the Book of Enoch (R.H. Charles translation, 1917) and the Dead Sea Scrolls.

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