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King James came to power after one demonic act. King James rewrote the Bible to consolidate his authority, control his people, and silence anything that challenged his throne. But he was not the first one to tamper with God's words. The same empire that crucified Jesus Christ our savior, a man who never harmed anyone, turned around centuries later and handed the world its version of Christianity. God Himself said no word should be added or removed from the Bible, but Rome and King James never cared about God's true words. They only cared about control, and how to get more of it. But they were not the only ones who saw opportunity in people's faith in God. Even before King James, the Catholic Church did the same thing, driven by nothing but greed and the hunger for power. They built churches, appointed priests, and positioned themselves between you and God so that every word you heard about Jesus Christ had to pass through them first. And they did it even though Jesus Himself told His followers to build God's kingdom not through power or conflict, but through the holy spirit. That what happens in a person's heart matters far more than any building or ritual. That those who believe deeply are closer to God than those making the most noise. Rome, the Catholic Church, and King James knew those words and built the exact opposite. But they never considered one thing. While they were pulling texts out of every Bible they could reach, God had already placed His most critical scriptures somewhere they would never touch. Not one location. Three. Sealed inside caves near the Dead Sea where they sat untouched for over two thousand years. Buried beneath the sands of Nag Hammadi in Egypt where an entire library of suppressed gospels was sealed inside a clay jar for sixteen centuries. And guarded inside a nation He Himself would protect. A nation never conquered, never colonized, and never told to cut a single book. For over two thousand years, He kept them safe. Across three locations on three continents. Waiting to be restored to those who needed them most. That nation was Ethiopia. The oldest Christian nation on earth. And for over two thousand years, while the rest of the world was being handed an edited Bible, Ethiopia refused to let anyone touch theirs. Your Bible has 66 books. Ethiopia's has 88. They kept every single text. And resting at the very center of everything Ethiopia preserved — more referenced, more feared, more aggressively excluded than any other collection in all of scripture — are the Books of Enoch. Not one book. Four ancient volumes. The apostle Jude quotes the Book of Enoch by name inside the New Testament. Jude 1:14. Word for word. Calls it prophecy. The apostle Peter draws from it directly when he writes about fallen angels chained in darkness awaiting judgment. Jesus Himself used the title "Son of Man" over 80 times throughout the Gospels — activating a prophecy recorded inside 1 Enoch. A divine figure arriving with heavenly armies to execute judgment. Every person who heard Him use that title recognized it immediately. Because they had read Enoch. The early church fathers — Tertullian, Irenaeus, Clement of Alexandria — treated these texts as authoritative scripture for centuries. And then Rome excluded them. King James never included them. And the councils that followed made certain they stayed out. But Ethiopia never let them go. The Dead Sea Scrolls confirmed their ancient origins in 1947. And the Nag Hammadi library confirmed that the suppression went even deeper — entire gospels sealed in jars and buried in the Egyptian desert because the institutional church ordered them destroyed. But they did not just exclude the Books of Enoch. They excluded everything. Twenty-two entire books from the Ethiopian canon. The oldest biblical manuscripts in existence from the Dead Sea caves. An entire collection of suppressed gospels from the Egyptian desert. Every text the early church ever studied that Rome and King James decided you were not allowed to read. Here is what most believers have never been told. The Book of Enoch is not a single manuscript. It is four volumes. Written across different centuries. Each one revealing a completely different layer of the same account. 1 Enoch names every single one of the two hundred Watchers — the fallen angels who descended on Mount Hermon, took human women, and fathered the Nephilim. Giants of terrifying size and violence. It records exactly what they taught humanity — the forging of weapons, the reading of stars, the practice of enchantments. It documents their divine sentencing. And it contains the Son of Man prophecies Jesus activated throughout His ministry. 2 Enoch reveals what happened after God took Enoch from the earth. Genesis 5:24 gives you one line — "Enoch walked with God, and he was not, for God took him." 2 Enoch provides the full account. His guided journey through the heavens, realm by realm. The names and ranks of the angelic order. The secrets of creation revealed directly by God. Everything Rome and King James made certain you would never read. 3 Enoch reveals what Enoch became after he arrived. He was not simply transported. He was transformed. His flesh became flame. His veins became fire. His eyes became blazing torches. He was given 72 wings. He received a new name — Metatron — the Prince of the Divine Presence. Placed on a throne beside the throne of God. Given authority over every angel in existence. A human being elevated above every celestial entity ever created. The Book of Giants tells the account from the opposite direction. Not from heaven looking down. From the earth looking up. Through the voices of the Nephilim themselves. Their prophetic nightmares of the coming flood. One giant dreaming of a tablet plunged underwater — when it surfaced every name was gone except three. Only Noah and his sons would survive. Enoch's reply was final. Judgment sealed. No escape. Recovered from the Dead Sea caves, resting right beside Genesis and Isaiah. But Enoch was only the beginning of what Rome and King James took from you. The Book of Jubilees decodes the parts of Genesis they needed you to skim past. 1 Maccabees documents the origin of Hanukkah — the very feast Christ Himself observed in John 10:22. The Gospel of Thomas contains 114 sayings attributed to Jesus that were sealed in the Egyptian desert for sixteen centuries. The Dead Sea Scrolls Bible provides the 2,000-year-old archaeological proof that every single one of these texts is genuinely ancient. These texts were in the original scriptures. The apostles read them. The early church taught from them. Jesus drew from them directly. Rome, the Catholic Church, and King James made certain they would never reach your hands. But God's words cannot be destroyed. He preserved every manuscript. In the caves. In the jars. In Ethiopia. Waiting. And now someone finally assembled them all. Library of Alexandria is a small independent publishing house. Do not take my word for it — look them up yourself. Search "Library of Alexandria" on Audible. Open any volume and check the copyright page. They are a real publisher with a real catalog. You can verify them in thirty seconds before you spend a dollar. They did what nobody else had done. They went directly to the oldest surviving sources and assembled the most complete sacred library you can own in English. Five volumes. One matched navy-and-gold set. 2,626 pages. One consistent modern English translation across all five books. Volume I — The Holy Bible. All 66 books. Genesis to Revelation. 866 pages. The foundation the rest connects to. Volume II — The Complete 88-Book Ethiopian Bible. The 22 books Rome and King James excluded. 834 pages. The manuscripts Ethiopia guarded for 1,600 years. Volume III — The Dead Sea Scrolls Bible. The oldest biblical manuscripts ever unearthed. 327 pages. The archaeological proof. Volume IV — The Nag Hammadi Scriptures. The gospels sealed in the Egyptian desert. The Gospel of Thomas. The Gospel of Philip. The Secret Book of John. 278 pages. Volume V — The Complete Books of Enoch. All four volumes. 1 Enoch — all 108 chapters. 2 Enoch. 3 Enoch. The Book of Giants. 321 pages. Five matching volumes. 2,626 pages. Every text Rome tried to erase. Assembled separately from different publishers, this library would cost over $1,000. And you would still end up with mismatched translations that do not align. Library of Alexandria assembled the entire set for $299. 71% off. And over 12,000 readers keep saying the same thing. That the reaction is the same, over and over. The second a passage from a restored volume connects to a verse they had studied a hundred times before — everything snaps into focus. Every set ships with over 100 hours of audiobooks — all five volumes read aloud. Plus instant eBook editions delivered to your inbox minutes after checkout so you can start reading tonight before the physical set even ships. Plus all 242 Lost and Forbidden Books of the Bible in eBook and audiobook — yours to keep even if you return the set. They give you a full year. 365 days. If it is not the most important set of books you own, send it back. Full refund. Keep every digital bonus. No questions. Take a full year. If these five volumes do not change the way you pray, the way you read scripture, and the way you understand what Rome and King James took from you — send them all back. Every penny returned. But once you hold five matching volumes on your shelf — the complete record of everything the early church studied before powerful men decided what you were and were not allowed to read — you will never look at a single 66-book Bible the same way again. God kept these texts safe for over two thousand years. Across three locations on three continents. Now it is your turn to own them. Ready to read what they tried to erase? 👉 https://libraryofalexandria.com/products/ethiopian-bible-library P.S. — I do not make any money from this. Library of Alexandria just showed me something I never knew I needed. That Rome, the Catholic Church, and King James did not just exclude the Books of Enoch — they excluded an entire ancient library. Five volumes. 2,626 pages. And for the first time, all of it is assembled in one matched set you can verify yourself before spending a dollar. I am just another Christian sharing what I found. P.P.S. — If the link still works, sets are still available. 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