The Book of Enoch — Quoted in the Bible, Banned From It

Does the Bible quote a book that was left out of the Bible? It does. The Book of Enoch is not in most Bibles — yet the New Testament letter of Jude quotes it directly, by name. So what does the Book of Enoch actually say, and why was it cut? In this video we open the book the church set aside and read what it really contains — not the rumors, not the clickbait, but the text itself: the Watchers who came down to Mount Hermon, the forbidden knowledge they taught mankind, the giants known as the Nephilim, and a flood sent not in anger but as a cleansing. Then we look at the harder question — why a book quoted by the brother of Jesus ended up outside the Bible, why the Ethiopian Church still keeps it, and how fragments found among the Dead Sea Scrolls proved just how ancient it really is. This is the strange story of a book that was quoted inside Scripture and locked outside of it at the same time. CHAPTERS 0:00 The verse in your Bible that quotes a banned book 3:14 Who Enoch was, and what the book describes (Watchers, forbidden knowledge, the giants, the flood) 9:41 Why the Book of Enoch was left out of the Bible 15:19 The Dead Sea Scrolls and the book that refused to stay buried 19:57 What it all means If this opened something up for you, subscribe — we take the parts of Scripture nobody explained and walk through them slowly, one at a time.