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Corrected Addendum: Creation Time Restored, 2nd Revision — The Spirits in Prison

FHMI-1488Shane Vaughn2026-11-09Doctrinal Treatise
  • (primary) 1 Peter 3:18–20 — 1 Peter 3:18-20
  • (secondary) 1 Enoch 10:12
  • (secondary) Genesis 5:3–32 — Genesis 5:3-32
  • (secondary) Genesis 7:6
  • (secondary) Jude 6
  • (secondary) Jude 14
  • (secondary) Luke 3:23–38 — Luke 3:23-38
  • (secondary) 2 Peter 2:4–5 — 2 Peter 2:4-5
  • (secondary) Colossians 1:20
  • (secondary) 1 Peter 3:22
  • (secondary) Revelation 20:1–3 — Revelation 20:1-3
  • (secondary) Revelation 20:7–9 — Revelation 20:7-9
  • (secondary) 1 Corinthians 6:3

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Summary This corrected addendum to Creation Time Restored (2nd Revision) places the Flood in 2310 BCE, Year 1656 from Creation in 3965 BCE, and teaches that the seventy generations of the Watchers' sentence ran from Enoch to YAHSHUA. The risen YAHSHUA proclaimed to the spirits in prison that their term was fulfilled and the price for all things in heaven and earth was paid. The Watchers remain bound; the Nameless One joins them at the dawn of the seventh day, and all are loosed for a little season at its end.

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This corrected addendum to Creation Time Restored (2nd Revision) places the Flood in 2310 BCE, Year 1656 from Creation in 3965 BCE, and teaches that the seventy generations of the Watchers' sentence ran from Enoch to YAHSHUA. The risen YAHSHUA proclaimed to the spirits in prison that their term was fulfilled and the price for all things in heaven and earth was paid. The Watchers remain bound; the Nameless One joins them at the dawn of the seventh day, and all are loosed for a little season at its end.

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