Hey guys, I'm Chastity, and you're listening to the ancient conspiracies podcast, where we connect the origins of some of the most popular conspiracy theories to biblical history.

Have you ever read the Bible and felt like something is missing? Like there's a portion of it that was left out and the remaining pieces of the puzzle don't quite fit together?

For example,

why would God bring a flood to wipe out all life on earth just because of wickedness? I mean,

weren't there other cultures who were equally as wicked and yet they were forgiven? Where did the giants come from? And why was God continually telling his people not to worship other gods? What gods? Who were they?

Well, on my podcast today, I'm going to offer up an explanation. And I believe that once you have the

missing pieces, the entire picture will become crystal clear. Once you know the missing portions of

scripture, the Bible actually comes alive in ways that you never

expected. And you begin to see a pattern that's repeated from ancient days all the way through

the foreshadowing of what's to come in the last days. Ecclesiastes says that there is no new thing

under the sun. And believe it or not, the devil uses the same old tricks over and over.

I think in order to understand the full

picture, we have to go back to the beginning. And today I'm going to touch on a book that is

slowly gaining more popularity over the years. It's a book that's been tucked away in the Ethiopian

Bible, which is the oldest and considered the most complete Bible on earth. It's called the Book of Enoch.

So we're told in Genesis that Enoch was the seventh generation from Adam

and that he was the great-grandfather of Noah.

It also says that he lived to be 365 years,

and then he was not for God took him,

basically meaning Enoch was the first person ever to be

raptured. What you may not have known was that the book of Enoch was widely respected among the

followers of Christ for 700 years. And although the church didn't include it among the divinely

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