Enoch and the 10 Weeks: From Adam to Millennium | Generations of the World Ep.1

Описание: Generations of the World is a series of presentations and discussions about Bible history, Bible prophecy, and the Book of Enoch.

In this series opener, we give an introduction to the Book of Enoch and share new developments on Enoch's “10 Weeks,” a stunning prophecy that covers the entire history of mankind, from Adam through Millennium. We also discuss how our Father will protect His children through the end times, and identify the "generation that shall not pass away" that YASHUA spoke about.

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Timestamps:
0:00 Introduction
0:35 Why we believe the Book of Enoch is Scripture
0:59 Enoch prophesied about YASHUA (JESUS)
2:41 Generations of the world
3:06 How long is a Biblical generation?
4:24 Introduction to Enoch’s 10 Weeks (aka the Apocalypse of Weeks)
5:02 Week 1: 7 generations from Adam through Enoch
11:22 Week 2: 7 generations from Methuselah through Eber (the week of the Flood)
13:45 Week 3: 7 generations from Peleg through Isaac (the week Abraham is chosen)
14:10 Week 4: 7 generations from Jacob through Nashon (the week of the Exodus)
18:05 Week 5: 7 generations from Salmon through Asa (the week David’s house is established and the Temple is built)
19:04 Week 6: 7 generations from Jehoshaphat through Josiah’s generation. Here we provide some understanding about the nature of the 10 weeks prophecy and how it’s about the righteous sons in the line of Messiah
23:32 Week 7: 7 generations from Shealtiel through YASHUA HA MASHIACH (the week of the chosen generation)
25:36 Week 8: the last 7 years of the age
29:55 Weeks 9&10: The 14 generations of Millennium

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Links:

For free resources, including a free copy of the slides from this video, go to https://www.fathersalphabet.com/gener...

Free PDF copy of the Book of Enoch: https://www.fathersalphabet.com/wp-co...

Article where we discuss the 10 Weeks Prophecy: https://www.fathersalphabet.com/endti...

Audio recording of the Book of Enoch on YouTube (read-along version, read by Alexander Scourby):    • Complete Book of Enoch by Alexander Scourb...  

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