Ancient Book Reveals Flood Truth

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Banned book of the Bible has shocking details about Noah's Great Flood

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Book of Jubilees was discovered in the 1950s in caves along the northwest shore of the Dead Sea .

It claims to be written by Moses based revelations he received from angels on Mount Sinai .

Unlike the Book of Genesis , the book says Eve was brought to the Garden of Eden on the eighth day .

The book claims God was planning to destroy the earth until he saw Noah , who made an ark on the new moon of the first month .

Bronze pendant featured imagery of Solomon defeating the devil with the ancient Greek inscription, 'Our Lord defeated the devil' A team from Karabük University in Turkey found the artifact at the ancient city of Hadrianopolis .

There were also names of four holy angels, Azrail, Gabriel , Michael and Israfil , on the back of the amulet.

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