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EPISODE · Sep 8, 2026 · 1H 30M

Is Jubilees Scripture? The Truth About Biblical Canon and Apostolic Authority

from Christopher Enoch's Podcast · host Christopher Enoch

In this deep-dive study, Christopher Enoch examines how biblical canons were historically formed, evaluating the Book of Jubilees against the five historical tests of canonicity. He explores disputed New Testament books recorded by Eusebius, Jude's quotation of 1 Enoch, and addresses viewer questions regarding theological tensions between Jesus and Paul. Chapters: 0:00 Scripture, Canon, and the Book of Jubilees 1:57 What 30 Years of Study Taught Me About Literalism 10:13 Defining Canon: Properties vs Relationships 18:50 The 5 Historical Tests of Canonicity 22:29 Testing Jubilees Against the 5 Criteria 29:03 Eusebius and Disputed New Testament Books 33:07 Jude Quoting the Book of Enoch 43:44 Why Council Decrees Don't Make Canon 53:12 Christopher Enoch's Personal Verdict on Jubilees 58:22 What Evidence Would Change My Mind? 1:02:28 Live Quiz: What Jude Quoting Enoch Proves 1:09:31 Quiz Answer & Audience Discussion 1:15:27 Responding to Chat: Jesus vs Paul & Food Offered to Idols 1:24:20 Why Matthias Replaced Judas (Acts 1)

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