The Forbidden Knowledge of Enoch

The Forbidden Knowledge of Enoch

by R. J. Von-Bruening

392 pages· 2013· ISBN 9781628544596

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Is the story of humanity far older and richer than the institutions of society have led us to believe? Using archaeo-astronomy, religious stories, ancient artifacts, and our modern understanding of human evolution, RJ von-Bruening presents a compelling and thought-provoking case to suggest that it is. In 'The Forbidden Knowledge of Enoch', you'll take a unique and fascinating journey into the almost forgotten story that is told through the ancient, unhidden symbols that surround us today. Taught in the mystery schools and religions that still exist, a single, understandable story has been wove together from a great number of ancient mysteries, religious stories, and modern conspiracy theories, It will give you the first true understanding of the depth and scope of the cultural phenomenon of a Satanic New World Order. In the process, The Forbidden Knowledge of Enoch provides a radically new timeline and interpretation of the entire biblical tradition.

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