Talking Scripture Ep 356 | Genesis 5; Moses 6, Come Follow Me 2026 (January 26-February 1)
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Jan 22, 2026 The hosts delve into the significance of Genesis 5's long lifespans and their parallels with ancient king lists. They explore the fascinating world of Enoch literature and its connections to modern scripture interpretations. The discussion highlights the role of prophets and seers in understanding the unseen. A compelling analysis of spiritual warfare during Enoch's time unveils links to fallen watchers. Listeners are encouraged to find Christ's presence in every aspect of their lives, underscoring the continuity of the gospel from Adam to Christ.
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Genesis 5 As Political Genealogy
- Genesis 5's long lifespans may mirror Mesopotamian king lists rather than literal ages.
- Bryce suggests the Israelite author used this form to claim legitimacy during the Babylonian exile.
Enoch Tradition Is Ancient And Fragmented
- The Enoch tradition was widespread but later suppressed and lost from mainstream scripture.
- Bryce connects First, Second, and Third Enoch and notes Qumran fragments that align with the Moses account.
Qumran Fragments Echo Moses 6
- Qumran's Book of the Giants fragments include names like Mahuja that echo Moses 6.
- Mike and Bryce note this as curious evidence that aligns with Joseph Smith's Enoch expansion.
