JUST NOW: Ethiopian Monks FINALLY Released a Translated Resurrection Passage — And It's Disturbing! скачать в хорошем качестве

JUST NOW: Ethiopian Monks FINALLY Released a Translated Resurrection Passage — And It's Disturbing!

For 2,000 years, the world was told the resurrection story ended at the empty tomb. But Ethiopian monks preserved a different version—an 81-book Bible with passages the West never read. And what's inside is disturbing. The Book of the Covenant reveals Jesus didn't just appear briefly after rising. He stayed 40 days and taught something radical: warnings against organized religion, predictions of a church that would corrupt his message, and knowledge about the human soul that sounds more like spiritual warfare than Sunday school. This isn't folklore. The Garima Gospels—radiocarbon dated to 330-650 AD—are the oldest Christian manuscripts on Earth. While Europe fell into chaos, Ethiopia preserved Christianity's original source code. And the texts contain details that modern science is only now confirming. In this video, we explore the 81-book Ethiopian Bible versus the Western 66, the Book of Enoch and why Rome removed it, Jesus' 40 hidden days and his warning about "walking tombs," the spiritual parasite theory and its eerie modern relevance, scientific confirmations of underground oceans and atmospheric currents described 2,000 years ago, the Ark of the Covenant hidden in Axum and why its guardian goes blind, Lalibela's laser-cut churches that defy modern engineering, the bloodline theory connecting Ethiopia's 3,000-year Solomonic dynasty, why these texts are surfacing now in the digital age, and the "webs of illusion" prophecy that seems to predict artificial intelligence. The most disturbing revelation? Jesus warned that evil would wear his face. That the ultimate deception would look exactly like Christianity itself. Ethiopia claims they kept the full version while the West got the downgrade. And if they're right, everything changes. The Council of Nicaea didn't just edit the Bible. They disarmed humanity.