Thanks for sharing. MSH was a Biblical scholar who opened minds to the possibility of the Divine Council actually being divine. Wow, imagine. Humans are not DIVINE
I'm just not comfortable with the current highlighting of Enoch and extra biblical resources. I understand that historical resources archaeological literature can be used to prove the relevance the reality of Christ living of Dynamics in Nation against Nation interplay. I just think that as a people, the followers of Christ are stepping into a very slippery area of the precipice of thinking that our knowledge supplants the wisdom of God
It's my understanding that both Jesus and the Apostles quoted the Book of Enoch. If that's true, then Enoch is scripture, and I would err on the side of agreeing with Jesus and questioning the early church councils than the other way around.
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I miss him so much !
Same here. Have you had a chance to meet him? I have not, and wish I could have!
Thanks for sharing. MSH was a Biblical scholar who opened minds to the possibility of the Divine Council actually being divine. Wow, imagine. Humans are not DIVINE
Right... His work is amazing, very eye opening.
I'm just not comfortable with the current highlighting of Enoch and extra biblical resources. I understand that historical resources archaeological literature can be used to prove the relevance the reality of Christ living of Dynamics in Nation against Nation interplay. I just think that as a people, the followers of Christ are stepping into a very slippery area of the precipice of thinking that our knowledge supplants the wisdom of God
I do understand. There is an interesting episode coming up about the book of Enoch in the early church.
It's my understanding that both Jesus and the Apostles quoted the Book of Enoch. If that's true, then Enoch is scripture, and I would err on the side of agreeing with Jesus and questioning the early church councils than the other way around.