The Promise Perspective Podcast

Over the next few months, we are going to cover a lot of ground. For some of you, a lot of this may be unfamiliar or uncharted territory. I encourage you to go on this ride with me over the next couple of months because I truly believe that if you listen to this series with an open heart, with a willingness to learn, you will walk away from this series feeling encouraged, enlightened, and hopefully with a revived desire to dig deeper into Scripture, as well as your relationship with God.

This entire series is built on one verse, which can be found in Matthew 24:37... “As the days of Noah were, so the coming of the Son of Man will be.”

This episode will touch on what we already know about the “days of Noah” from the Book of Genesis and will introduce you to a man named Enoch and a book he wrote (Book of 1 Enoch) that was considered a part of the Holy Scriptures until it was removed a little less than 200 years ago.

This episode will prepare you for the insight Enoch reveals to us about what it was REALLY like in the days of Noah, giving a more detailed description of what it was like when the Nephilim roamed the earth.

This episode will address the Book of 1 Enoch’s validity and importance. We’re going to go through the most popular arguments as to why people attempt to invalidate and falsify Enoch’s writings, and my hope is that you will open your heart to the truths that have been hidden from us for a very long time.

If you choose to read the Book of 1 Enoch, prepare to grow in relationship with God, more that you ever have before, and be prepared to not be able to look at this world the same ever again. It is my hope and prayer that this podcast series provides itself as a tool for you, to connect the dots and dig deeper into divine truth.

The content of the Book of 1 Enoch is in complete harmony with Scripture—not contradiction. It parallels Scripture, it confirms Scripture, and it brings an incredible amount of clarity to Scripture that helps to make sense of exactly why Jesus pointed us to the “days of Noah” to discern the season that would indicate that His return is very close.

I’ve found that many people who oppose the Book of 1 Enoch’s validity, are the same people who have never read the Book for themselves. For those who say, “if God wanted it in there, it’d be in there,” my rebuttal to that is, God did want it in there, and it was considered a part of Holy Scripture until mankind took it upon themselves to decide to remove because it didn’t “fit” their religious views/doctrines a little less than 200 years ago. The early church fathers were very familiar with Enoch’s writing and teachings.

I know how hard it is to break away from what you’ve been told your entire life. We shouldn’t just blindly accept any assumption, but just because something goes against our preconceived notions doesn’t mean we should dismiss it or reject it altogether, either.

Naturally, the Book of 1 Enoch is a tough pill to swallow, because it goes against A LOT of the things we’ve been taught growing up. It clearly explains some of the things that science has tried to explain away since science was given the authority to make decisions on what’s ‘true’ and what’s ‘false.’

The Book of 1 Enoch deserves to be studied and talked about, because the times we are approaching, the times that Jesus warned us about, are beginning to converge with times similar to “as it was in the days of Noah.” Thankfully, Enoch gives us deeper, more meaningful insight into what those days actually looked like. I challenge you to dig deeper.

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You know how when you start reading a book, you’re eager to get to the “good part?”Sometimes, especially as newbies to Bible study, the Old Testament books can seem a little dry with history. As we start to learn the Word, there’s a lot we don’t understand and it can be overwhelmingly and daunting to stare at the pages of thousands of years of history and genealogies, not knowing how to begin, when you know that the good news of the Messiah is just page flips away.
But the problem is that too many of us (I did this myself) try to understand the back of the book without having an understanding of the front of it. But what we don’t realize that we miss out on, is that there are still prophecies spoken by many prophets in the “Old Testament” that still haven’t been fulfilled. There are many prophecies that point us to the great and terrible “Day of Yahuah,” in which is a reference to the Messiah’s return.
The greatest restoration in the history of the world has yet to be fulfilled, and it has everything to do with the events that will happen that will usher in the 1,000-year Millennial Reign. This will mark the moment in time of Messiah’s Second Coming, in which those who get to take part in the first resurrection will rule and reign with Him for 1,000 years. But the problem is, is that through the error of dispensationalism, which teaches us that the church will be raptured away before He comes back, it has poked holes in our understanding of Scripture, and because of this, many people are going to be unprepared for His return.
This is why history is important. This is why your foundation of truth must be rooted in the books of the Old Testament. The Bible is actually one book—not two separate books with two sets of promises for two sets of people. Scripture doesn’t teach that. Men were the ones who added the subtitle pages of old and new testament.
If you were to read your favorite fictional novel and you started at the back of the book, how much of your understanding do you think would be skewed because you didn’t understand the events leading up to the climax and the ending?
The Bible is no different.
So, I say all of that to say that Episode 4 as well as the next several episodes are going to be jam packed with unpacking the history of the books that may seem intimidating to many. This isn’t meant to be an exhaustive study of history, but it is to help give you context that will prayerfully allow you to better understand history and prophecy, as well as fall in love with becoming a student of the Bible.
I can only speak for myself, but studying the history of what I’m reading has made the Word come alive for me in so many ways that have only created a deeper hunger for truth and thirst for righteousness.
Bible history is world history and world history is Bible history.
I pray that this episode and season blesses you and edifies you.
Supplemental Documents:
Episode 4 Transcript
King History of Israel & Judah Chart

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The body of Messiah today does not have an accurate understanding of what the definition of sin really is. And if we don’t understand sin, we can’t understand grace. And if we don’t understand how sin and grace work together, we won’t be able to understand the plan of salvation for mankind.
1 John 3:4—Whoever commits sin transgresses the law; for sin is the transgression of the law.
Paul said in Romans 3:20 that “by law is the knowledge of sin.” In other words, he is saying that if it weren’t for the law, he wouldn’t know what sin is.
But if the law was “abolished at the cross” (which Yahusha/Jesus clearly said he did NOT come to do, Matthew 5:17), then if there is now no longer any law/commandments to obey, then based on Scripture, there is no more sin, right? If the law doesn’t exist anymore, then sin can’t exist anymore either, right?
If you’re a critical thinker like me, those assumptions make no sense.
So, how can someone be a “sinner” if the standard to understanding and identifying what sin is in the first place no longer exists?
James 1:25 calls the law (aka torah) the perfect law of liberty, meaning it is the law of freedom. Obedience to it is what brings deliverance; it sets us free. Obedience also means transforming your character to reflect the image of our Messiah as well. This is the narrow path.
We our declared righteous by our faith, yes. But faith is just the first step. I am convinced that many Christians are sick today and don’t even know it because the mass message coming from our pulpits today is actually a gospel of lawlessness, advocating disobedience and rebellion to the true word of Yahuah, yet masquerades itself as “light” and “truth.”
Many Christians are in for a rude awakening in these coming days and I pray that we love the truth enough to be set free by it-pastors included. My fear of Yahuah and my love for the truth is the only thing that gives me the courage to blow the trumpet for my brothers and sisters.
John 14:15 — “If you love me, keep my commandments.”
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In this episode, we are going to be talking about CERN, Revelation 9, and how we may be able to see how there very possibly could be biblical connections between the experimenting going on at CERN and what John talks about in Revelation 9. I know that most of what I'm about to say will sound like I'm reading out of a sci-fi novel, but I encourage you to listen with an open heart, as the topic of CERN and prophecy will take this episode and the next in order to fully tie in and hopeful make authentic connections for you.
It is such a joy to be living in these times and sharing these things with you all. We truly have been created for such a time as this!
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