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Once Upon a Mystery - Excerpt

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Once Upon a Mystery

Since the advent of archeology, with its unexpected treasures like the Dead Sea Scrolls, rediscovering “hidden wisdom” literature has become more and more commonplace. As a result, it no longer seems farfetched that there might be another source of biblical truth, not found amongst the traditional sixty-six books of the Bible. What’s more, this source of truth is able to provide critical missing pieces to the biblical record.

In this way, these remarkable texts are finally helping to answer questions that have puzzled scholars for years. That’s why, when rumors of a surviving Enochian manuscript began to surface, the Scottish explorer James Bruce was so eager to get his hands on a copy, no matter the cost to him personally.

So, in 1773, Bruce endured an extremely hazardous journey to Ethiopia, where he was eventually able to secure three copies of the rare book. Then, in 1821, Dr. Richard Laurence, professor of Hebrew at Oxford, translated the work into English, providing the West with its first view of Enoch’s “forbidden mysteries.”1

Throughout human history, there have been many pivotal events that have shaped it and key personalities who have been essential to those watershed moments. The ancient stories contained in Lost Stories Revealed attempt to depict some of the most meaningful. Through the power of the narrative, we can relive them. As nearly as possible, these are authentic representations of their timeless contents.

What was Enoch's reaction when he found out he was going to be a custodian of God's mysteries? What happened to Adam and Eve after they got kicked out of the Garden of Eden? How did Abraham really became the Father of Faith, anyway? And why exactly did Pilate condemn Jesus to death, even after he had declared him innocent of every charge? These are just some of the amazing things you’ll learn about in Lost Stories Revealed: Hidden Wisdom for a Modern Age.

Like links in a chain of time, Lost Stories Revealed provides a unique and unprecedented view into our historic past.

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