Antediluvian Revelations: A Poetic Retelling of the Book of Enoch, The Prophet, Season Two

This episode is the continuation of the Summary Discussion of Part Two. Splitting this final episode of Season Two into two different episodes became a necessity because the original recording after remastering was more than one hour long. In the best interest of the audience, managing the length of recordings to 30 minutes as much as possible should make for better attention. The final episode in the three season series may be the only episode that exceeds the 30 minute goal by 15 minutes, but there does not seem to be any reasonable purpose for splitting that last episode at this time. Thank you for listening!

Episode 5 is Part 2 Canto 5 titled: "Noah's Contribution to the Parables." This episode contains the biggest reveal of all the mysteries revealed so far, but it is not the last Antediluvian Revelation that listeners will discover in the podcast poetry reading series. There are still many more shocking revelations yet to come. The Poetic Retelling of the Book of Enoch is prophetic and truthful. No other version of the story of Enoch provides this level of detail and interpretation. Currently available without advertisements, this second season covers the all-important parables of Enoch. The content found in the Book of Enoch has been cited by Jesus Christ and his disciples, but pagan Romans have excluded this text from the Holy Bible because it reveals the truth of how those pagans corrupted the story of Christ to be a pagan ideology known as Catholicism.

This is the first episode of the second season for this podcast series. The Poetic Retelling of the Book of Enoch is prophetic and truthful. No other version of the story of Enoch provides this level of detail and interpretation. Currently available without advertisements, this second season covers the all-important parables of Enoch. The content found in the Book of Enoch has been cited by Jesus Christ and his disciples, but pagan Romans have excluded this text from the Holy Bible because it reveals the truth of how those pagans corrupted the story of Christ to be a pagan ideology known as Catholicism.

This sixth episode in Season Two of the Antediluvian Revelations podcast series is the summary discussion of Part Two. The remastered recording of this material was more than one hour long, so the decision has been made to adjust this episode into two episodes. This division will cause the combination of two episodes in Season Three, but the combined episodes were unreasonably short. The material in this discussion episode is so important that dividing it into two episodes will hopefully enable listeners to maintain interest with the shorter times of the two episodes. Listeners who have been following or subscribing should not avoid these episodes. While the discussion episodes are not poetry, the content will help listeners to better understand the poetry, the ancient prophecy, and their own role in all of what this story is truly about. The explanation of the many Antediluvian Revelations appearing in Part Two is a major part of the content in this episode, but there are also some hints about the content of the next part in this series. This episode is also the longest of all the recorded episodes to date, so listeners might want to plan for nearly an hour of listening time for this one.The information presented in this discussion results from some extensive research regarding the content of Part Two, and listeners will be presented a preponderance of evidence to support the theoretical explanations of the poetry and its embedded prophecy about the upcoming apocalypse.

The fourth episode is Part 2 Canto 4 titled: "The Parable of Knowledge." Canto 4 presents the poetic content covering the parable of understanding, which has not been previously identified by any other scholar studying the ancient text and its English translation. In order for mankind to accept the Eternal Truth, all must have understanding of what Enoch's prophecy says, but having understanding requires humility. Without humility, none of the pagan heretics who have blasphemed God with their false religions and bogus theologies will ever have the understanding necessary to admit their error. Many, if not most, will continue to persist on teaching and believing the Catholic lie that Jesus was the son of God. He was not. The Poetic Retelling of the Book of Enoch is prophetic and truthful. No other version of the story of Enoch provides this level of detail and interpretation. Currently available without advertisements, this second season covers the all-important parables of Enoch. The content found in the Book of Enoch has been cited by Jesus Christ and his disciples, but pagan Romans have excluded this text from the Holy Bible because it reveals the truth of how those pagans corrupted the story of Christ to be a pagan ideology known as Catholicism.

This Third Episode of Season Two is Part Two, Canto Three titled: "The Parable of Knowledge and the Fate of Mankind." This episode actually predicted the current war in Israel, and it also predicts the widening of that conflict with the burning of the West Bank. Pay attention to the details. The parables of wisdom and knowledge are the lengthiest segments of the epic story. As explained in the introduction episode, the organization of the poem has a limit of 12 subsegments for each canto. In the third edition manuscript, Canto 3 spans from pages 127 to 141. This canto has 12 subsegments the same as the first two cantos in Part 2, and all of the cantos in the first two parts of the poem are organized with 12 subsegments. The structural plan for the poetic retelling thus required dividing the material into three cantos instead of only two, so Canto Three will be a continuation of the second parable with the addition of content related to the fate of mankind. Canto Four will cover the last of Enoch's three parables, which is another 20 pages in the manuscript. Canto Five separates a uniquely curious component of the text, and the author will identify this portion as being the only known writing of Noah, who was a Chosen One.

The second episode is Part 2 Canto 2 titled: "The Parable of Knowledge." The Poetic Retelling of the Book of Enoch is prophetic and truthful. No other version of the story of Enoch provides this level of detail and interpretation. Currently available without advertisements, this second season covers the all-important parables of Enoch. The content found in the Book of Enoch has been cited by Jesus Christ and his disciples, but pagan Romans have excluded this text from the Holy Bible because it reveals the truth of how those pagans corrupted the story of Christ to be a pagan ideology known as Catholicism.