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Trey Smith has been pointing Christians to one question for over a decade. Paul said he was caught up to the third heaven. Which means there's a first and a second. So where are they? What's in them? And why won't your pastor tell you? The answer is in a book the West cut out of the Bible. A documentary filmmaker who has spent his career inside the oldest manuscripts, the ancient cosmology of scripture, and the parts of the Bible the modern church has spent 1,600 years pretending don't exist. His project — God in a Nutshell — has reached hundreds of thousands of believers. His films on the Watchers, the Nephilim, and the unseen realm have been viewed over and over again by Christians searching for answers their churches won't give them. And the warning he keeps coming back to is this: There's a heaven your pastor never told you about. Open your Bible to 2 Corinthians 12:2. Read it slowly. "I knew a man in Christ above fourteen years ago, (whether in the body, I cannot tell; or whether out of the body, I cannot tell: God knoweth;) such an one caught up to the third heaven." Paul says it plainly. Third heaven. Do the math. If there's a third heaven, there's a first. And a second. Where are they? What's in them? Who lives there? Your Bible doesn't say. This matters more than most Christians realize. Because the heavens aren't just theology. They're the answer to where every soul goes after death. And if you don't know what's between the earth you're standing on and the throne of God you're trying to reach, you don't know what's actually waiting for you on the way. That report stops every honest Christian cold. Because the verse implies an entire spiritual geography most believers have never been taught. Paul mentions it like the reader already knows. The way he writes it — "the third heaven" — assumes the reader has a map. But the map isn't in your Bible. It was stripped out 1,600 years ago. Here's what Trey Smith has been pointing Christians toward for years. The Bible the apostles read — the scripture Paul actually had in his hands when he wrote that verse — contained a book that walks you through every heaven, by name, one level at a time. It tells you what's in each one. It tells you who operates in each one. It tells you exactly where Satan is right now. That book is 2 Enoch. And it isn't in your Bible. Neither is the Book of Enoch. The book Jude — the brother of Jesus — quoted by name in your New Testament. The book that names the fallen angels, the Watchers, and the realm they were cast into when they fell. Both books were preserved by the Ethiopian Orthodox Church. Neither one is in the King James version on your shelf. This is the part most Christians have never had explained to them. Ephesians 6:12 — a verse every Christian has heard quoted in a hundred sermons — says this: "For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places." High places. Not a metaphor. A location. Most pastors gloss right over that phrase. The Greek term Paul actually uses there is the word for the heavenly realms — the same word used in Ephesians 1:3, 1:20, 2:6, and 3:10. Paul is saying believers are at war against spirit beings operating from a location above earth but below the throne of God. Where is it? Here's the full map your Bible was never supposed to give you. The first heaven is the sky. The atmosphere. The clouds and the birds. The visible heaven every human can see with their eyes. The Bible refers to this in Genesis 1:8. The third heaven is the throne room of God. The dwelling place of the Father. The place Paul was caught up to. The place every believer is trying to reach. But between those two is the second heaven. The realm Satan was cast into when he fell from the third. The place his fallen angels still operate from today. The place every demonic principality, every power, every ruler of the darkness of this world is stationed right now. Ephesians 2:2 calls Satan "the prince of the power of the air" for exactly this reason. He hasn't been thrown into hell yet. He's operating one level above your head, in a realm Paul wrote about, the apostles taught about, the early church understood without explanation — and that your King James Bible never maps out. This is the heaven your pastor never told you about. This is what every Christian senses but can't articulate. The spiritual oppression that won't lift. The intrusive thoughts that keep coming. The dreams that feel like attacks. The feeling that something dark is pressing in from somewhere you can't see. The Reddit threads full of believers asking the same question over and over again — where are the demons when you don't see them? The answer was written down two thousand years ago. It's in the book your pastor doesn't teach from. The book Paul was reading. The book the apostles operated from. The book Ethiopia kept. Daniel 10 is the smoking gun. Open it. The prophet Daniel prays. He fasts. He waits 21 days. When an angel finally appears, the angel tells him this directly: "The prince of the kingdom of Persia withstood me one and twenty days." A demonic principality — operating from the second heaven — physically held back an angel of God from reaching Daniel for three weeks. That isn't poetry. It isn't symbolism. It's a real-time spiritual war happening in a real location, recorded in your Bible, with no further explanation given. Because the Jewish reader of Daniel's day already had the cosmology. They already had Enoch. They already had Jubilees. They already knew the spiritual map. You don't. Because someone took the map out. This is what Trey Smith has been telling Christians for over a decade. You read your Bible faithfully. You walk away confused. You pray and feel nothing. The supernatural verses make no sense. Genesis 6 doesn't explain who the sons of God are. 2 Corinthians 12 doesn't explain what the third heaven is. Ephesians 6 doesn't explain what high places means. Daniel 10 doesn't explain who the prince of Persia was or where he was operating from. It isn't your reading. It isn't your faith. It isn't your discernment. It's a book problem. The book the early church had. The book Paul read. The book Jude quoted. The book the disciples of Jesus operated from. Twenty-two books — including 1 Enoch and 2 Enoch, the two books that actually map the heavens — were cut out of the Bible the West handed you. That isn't a translation choice. That was a deliberate edit. And every Christian who has ever felt like the spiritual realm is real but their Bible doesn't explain it has been holding the proof in their own hands the whole time. Ethiopia is the one place on earth that never let it happen. Never conquered. Never colonized. Never told by any council, pope, or emperor what believers were and weren't allowed to read. The Ethiopian Orthodox Church preserved the complete 88-book canon — the same scripture the early church received before Rome started editing — for over 1,600 years. That's exactly why so many believers are finally turning to the complete Ethiopian Bible — the one a small group of Christians called Holy Faith brought back from the Ethiopian Orthodox Church, exactly as it has been preserved. The Bible you've been handed has 66 books. This one has 88. The 22 you've never seen include the Book of Enoch and 2 Enoch — the books that name every heaven, name the realm Satan operates from, and finally explain the verses your Bible left a black hole around. Nothing pulled. Nothing softened. Finally available in English the way the apostles read it. And that's how the warning Trey Smith has been giving believers for years finally lands. The enemy wants you reading scripture that doesn't connect. He wants Paul's third heaven to feel like a riddle. He wants Ephesians' high places to feel like a metaphor. He wants Daniel's prince of Persia to feel like ancient history. But God's Word — the complete Word — finally makes sense. If you can actually read it. Right now the Holy Faith Ethiopian Bible is 49% off, and the entire hidden Apocrypha is in it — including the Book of Enoch and 2 Enoch, the two books that finally map the heaven your pastor never told you about. Backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee. 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