Jude (that book right before Revelations your bible) quotes the First book of Enoch and calls it prophecy.
The page you linked to makes very dismissive and frankly incoherent assertions about the book without any SCRIPTURAL refutation of Jude. If Jude was quoting something written by Enoch then wouldn't you like to read more of it? The website sets a strange standard that I'm sure they do not apply to all the other quotations throughout the bible.
I will read more of their "refutations" but I'm already noticing a trend. It's like the Washington Post writing about the bible. ' It claims a virgin gave birth to a child, but that's impossible! ' well golly.
Jude (that book right before Revelations your bible) quotes the First book of Enoch and calls it prophecy.
The page you linked to makes very dismissive and frankly incoherent assertions about the book without any SCRIPTURAL refutation of Jude.
I will read more of their "refutations" but I'm already noticing a trend. It's like the Washington Post writing about the bible. ' It claims a virgin gave birth to a child, but that's impossible! ' well golly.
Jude (that book right before Revelations your bible) quotes the First book of Enoch and calls it prophecy.
The page you linked to makes very dismissive and frankly incoherent assertions about the book without any SCRIPTURAL refutation of Jude.