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Something has the Nephilim stirred up. And if you do not know who or what the Nephilim are, this will change everything. The Nephilim are the unholy offspring between the fallen angels and mortal women. God sent 200 watcher angels to watch over mankind. Not long after their descent onto Mount Hermon, they became obsessed with the beauty of mortal women. Together they swore an oath, each took a wife and laid with them, creating the massive and carnivorous breed of Nephilim giants — which the Book of Enoch explains stood up to 450 feet tall. These giants began devouring all of man's natural resources. When they got bored with that, they began devouring men. And when even human flesh could not satisfy them, they turned on one another, eating each other and drinking the blood. God knew that if these giants were not stopped, mankind would be wiped from the earth. So He sent the flood. Not to punish sin. But to destroy the Nephilim DNA. But Genesis 6:4 says something that does not fit the story we were told. The Nephilim were on the earth in those days, and also afterward. After the flood. Which means we have not been told the full story. This is where I started pulling at the thread. The Nephilim were not fully human. They were hybrids. Half fallen angel, half human. When their bodies died, their spirits had nowhere to go. They could not ascend to heaven because they were born of rebellion. They could not descend to hell because they had not yet been judged. So they remained here. Bound to the earth. Roaming. Searching for bodies to inhabit, minds to influence, lives to destroy. These are the demons. The unclean spirits. The principalities and powers and rulers of darkness in high places. They did not come from nowhere. They are the spirits of the Nephilim, and they have been here since before the flood — working, scheming, oppressing — and they have never stopped. And there was a time when Christians knew exactly how to deal with them. The early church had scriptures that revealed everything. Where these spirits came from. How they operate. What authority believers have over them. How to pray prayers that actually move heaven and bind what needs to be bound. How to walk through life with discernment so sharp that no scheme of the enemy could land. The apostles had these books. They taught from them. Jesus himself referenced them more than almost any other text. And the believers who read them lived differently. They carried an authority that the enemy could not touch. Peace in the middle of chaos. Because they understood what they were dealing with, and they knew exactly how to stand. But something happened. The Nephilim spirits did not just oppress individuals. They infiltrated systems. They climbed into positions of power. They sat in seats of religious authority. And they made a decision that would cripple the church for seventeen hundred years. They stripped the scriptures. The very books that exposed them were ripped out of the Bible. Declared heresy. Burned. Buried. Erased so thoroughly that most Christians today have never even heard their names. This was not an accident. This was strategy. An enemy working for thousands of years does not leave itself exposed. They removed the books that revealed them because a church without knowledge is a church without power. A believer who does not know the enemy exists cannot fight. A Christian who has never been taught their authority will live their entire life under oppression and never understand why. I felt this for years before I understood it. Something feels wrong. Every Christian can sense it. The heaviness that will not lift. The anxiety that has no name. The exhaustion that sleep does not fix. The feeling that life is harder than it should be, that peace is always out of reach, that something dark is pressing in and no amount of prayer seems to push it back. Most people think it is just life. The job. The economy. The stress of modern living. The phone. The news. The never-ending noise. They think struggle is normal. They think heaviness is just part of being alive. But it is not normal. It was never supposed to be this way. What is happening is spiritual. The Nephilim spirits are not hiding anymore. They are moving openly. They are working harder now than they have in centuries because they know their time is running out. And most Christians are completely unarmed. They are trying to fight a spiritual war with 22 books missing from their arsenal. God never meant for His people to live exhausted, anxious, oppressed, and confused. He gave His church everything they needed. Scriptures that open your eyes to the spiritual realm. Prayers that break chains. Authority that demons cannot ignore. Life was supposed to feel like a fresh breath of air every morning. Walking with God was supposed to bring clarity, not confusion. Joy, not heaviness. The kind of peace that lets you sleep at night and wake up grateful. The kind of discernment that keeps your family protected. The kind of authority that makes the enemy flee before you even open your mouth. This is what was stolen. And the Nephilim spirits thought they had won. They thought they had burned every scroll, silenced every teacher, and wiped these books from the face of the earth forever. But God did not lose this war. He already won. Before the suppression began, before the councils were corrupted, God had already hidden His complete Word in a place they could never touch. He protected one nation. Surrounded it with enemies on every side but never let it be conquered. Never colonized. Kept it sealed for thousands of years because He knew there would come a time when His people would need these scriptures more than ever. That nation is Ethiopia. And the time is now. In Acts chapter 8, Philip the Apostle meets an Ethiopian eunuch on the road. The man is reading Isaiah but cannot understand. Philip explains the scriptures, baptizes him, and sends him home with the complete gospel. That man brought everything back. Every book the apostles taught from — handed directly to Ethiopia before any council ever met, before anyone decided which books were allowed and which had to be burned. Ethiopia became the first Christian nation on earth. And for 2,000 years they have guarded the same scriptures. While the rest of the world was handed 66 books and told that was all there ever was, Ethiopia kept all 88. The Book of Enoch. The Book of Jubilees. The Book of Wisdom. The Book of the Covenant. The prayers. The authority. Everything the early church used to live in power while the rest of the world learned to live in defeat. It has been sitting there the entire time. Waiting for the generation that would need it most. But finding the real thing is not as simple as searching online. The same spirits that spent centuries burning these books never stopped working. Search for the Ethiopian Bible on Amazon and the results are flooded with watered-down translations, versions with chapters missing, copies with the most important passages quietly removed. If the books cannot be burned anymore, the next best thing is to flood the market with counterfeits. That is why Faith Made exists. Faith Made went directly to the Ethiopian Orthodox Church and brought back all 88 books exactly as they were preserved. Nothing softened. Nothing removed. The same scriptures read in Ethiopian churches since the Book of Acts, now available in English the way they were always meant to be read. 55,000 Christians have already opened it. And they describe the same thing. The heaviness finally made sense. The warfare finally made sense. For the first time they felt like believers who were actually armed. That was my experience too. Here is everything that comes with the Ethiopian Bible from Faith Made: The complete 88-book Bible, preserved exactly as the Ethiopian Orthodox Church has read it for 2,000 years. 220 video lessons walking through every book and how it connects to spiritual warfare. The 100-hour audiobook so the Word stays close wherever the battle follows. And the Master Apocrypha — every ancient text the early church used that got stripped from the world. Most places charge nearly $300 for just the book. Faith Made offers everything for under $50. That's exactly what I paid. Faith Made is not a corporation with unlimited inventory. Every Bible is printed in limited batches. Once this one is gone, it could be weeks or months before the next printing. If this page is still live, copies are available. And there's no risk — Faith Made offers a full 90-day guarantee. See if the heaviness lifts. See if the prayers carry weight. See if life starts to feel the way it was supposed to. If not, send it back and get every cent returned. But if it does — if the Bible finally feels complete and your spirit finally feels armed — you will understand exactly why 51,000 Christians made this same decision before you. The scriptures were hidden for 2,000 years. The enemy thought the church would stay blind forever. But God does not lose. The weapons are here. The authority that was stolen is finally within reach. 👉 https://thefaithmade.com/pages/the-ancient-bible-stripped P.S. — I do not make anything from this. I am just someone who stumbled across a video of a woman who went looking for the truth and paid for it. The least I can do is make sure you know where to find it. P.P.S. — If you are still reading this the link is still up. https://thefaithmade.com/pages/the-ancient-bible-stripped

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