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The Book of Enoch, an ancient Jewish religious work, has been the subject of debate and censorship in a society steeped in darkness and religious intrigue. The book, believed to be written by prophet Enoch, provides a fresh perspective on religion, cosmology, and human characteristics. However, it was not included in the Bible due to its absence from the Hebrew Bible, its legitimacy, and its theological beliefs. The Book of Enoch's portrayal of Jesus as a person of African heritage is controversial, as it is not definitive and can be interpreted in various ways. The ministry of Jesus extends beyond any one ethnic group, emphasizing love, compassion, and the concept of mankind as a whole. John 7:24, Acts 10:34-35, and Galatians 3:28 are scriptures that emphasize the importance of correct judgment and the inclusiveness of God's love and acceptance. Jesus instructs us to avoid superficial judgments based on appearances, emphasizing the value of character and conduct. In Acts 10:34-35, Peter realizes that God's love and acceptance are not limited by cultural or ethnicity. The Book of Enoch, an ancient source, emphasizes the depth and variety of religious thinking throughout history. The quest for truth, unity, and inclusion should be our top priorities in our journey of religion. #africanhistory #enoch #blackjesus #biblestories
