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

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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