

BANNED Bible Books Explained: Enoch, Nephilim, The Watchers & More
Aug 8, 2024
Prof. Jeremy Hultin, a lecturer on noncanonical biblical texts, dives into the mysteries of the Book of Enoch, the Nephilim, and the Watchers. He discusses why these texts were excluded from the Bible and unpacks common misconceptions about biblical narratives. The conversation touches on the historical context of biblical canonization and the significance of the Dead Sea Scrolls. Hultin also explores intriguing questions, such as the existence of Jesus and the interpretations of Genesis, challenging listeners to rethink their understanding of scripture.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Misconceptions About the Bible
01:35 • 4min
The Dead Sea Scrolls: Unveiling Ancient Biblical Texts
05:18 • 4min
Unearthing Ancient Texts: The Dead Sea Scrolls and Enoch
08:50 • 21min
Interpreting Genesis 6: The Sons of God and Enoch's Influence
29:51 • 5min
Exploring Biblical Texts and Their Canonization
34:34 • 17min
The Evolution of Church Authority
51:36 • 12min
The Historical Jesus and Gospel Narratives
01:03:38 • 24min
Exploring Theological Narratives and Health Awareness
01:27:10 • 3min
Interpreting Genesis: Beyond Literalism
01:29:56 • 19min
Dinosaurs, Dragons, and Divine Imagery
01:48:26 • 10min
Faith and Works: The Catholic vs Protestant Debate
01:58:04 • 3min
Faith and Works: The Balance of Grace and Judgment
02:01:23 • 3min
Foul Language and the Early Church
02:04:44 • 6min
Unraveling the Mark of the Beast
02:10:41 • 15min
Understanding Mary's Role and Jesus' Conception
02:25:13 • 9min
Exploring the Depths of Crucifixion and Redemption
02:34:20 • 23min