Enoch Bible Study - Enoch Scripture

ENOCH BIBLE STUDY COMPARISON
ENOCH SCRIPTURE TRUTH

Many have questions about the Book of Enoch and the Bible. The Book of Enoch is a book that many believe to be an authentic prophecy for the End Times. Enoch was the seventh person in the bloodline from Adam. The Bible says that Enoch walked with God. The Book of Enoch shares some very interesting events. It speaks of the angels and gives detailed descriptions and explains their administration. It also possesses some End Times information that we will compare with Bible scripture.

There are some writings that many claim was written by Enoch in the book of Enoch and the writings were passed down thru the generations much like the Bible was.

But is that TRUTH?

WE SHARE THIS ENOCH BIBLE STUDY ON ENOCH SCRIPTURE AND THE CONTENTS OF THIS BOOK OF ENOCH ONLY BECAUSE IT IS SUGGESTED BY MANY TO BE A COPY OF THE AUTHENTIC WORKS. HOWEVER WE DO NOT SUGGEST ANYONE ADHERE TO ANYTHING BUT THAT WHICH IS WRITTEN IN GOD'S WORD AND WE ONLY SHARE THIS AS TO NOT BE NEGLIGENT IN SHARING SOMETHING THAT IS AVAILABLE IN THE EVENT THAT IT DOES POSSESS TRUTH.

ENOCH BIBLE STUDY ON PROPHECY
ENOCH SCRIPTURE RESEARCH

It is the following Scripture in the Bible which caused us to share certain aspects of the Book of Enoch with you.

Jude 1:14
And Enoch also, the seventh from Adam, prophesied of these, saying, Behold, the Lord cometh with ten thousands of His Saints.

This Scripture suggests that Jude was referring to writings of Enoch which gives validity to the claims that Enoch DID have some type of writings.

Let's take a lil journey and learn more about Enoch ...

The Bible tells us little of this individual named Enoch. He was the seventh in the bloodline from Adam. He was the great grandpa of Noah to give you an idea of the timing of his presence on Earth.

Genesis 5:21-24
And Enoch lived sixty and five years, and begat Methuselah: And Enoch walked with God after he begat Methuselah three hundred years, and begat sons and daughters: And all the days of Enoch were three hundred sixty and five years: And Enoch walked with God: and he was not; for God took him.

Enoch walked with God and did not die but was rather "taken by God"
This is confirmed by Paul.

Hebrews 11:5
By faith Enoch was translated that he should not see death; and was not found, because God had translated him: for before his translation he had this testimony, that he pleased God.

Much of the book of Enoch has stories related to Biblical Scripture and some of the Bible Scripture is in harmony with the words in the Book of Enoch.

For example this story ...

Genesis 6:1-6
And it came to pass, when men began to multiply on the face of the earth, and daughters were born unto them, That the sons of God (angels) saw the daughters of men that they were fair; and they took them wives of all which they chose. And the LORD said, My spirit shall not always strive with man, for that he also is flesh: yet his days shall be an hundred and twenty years. There were giants in the earth in those days; and also after that, when the sons of God came in unto the daughters of men, and they bare children to them, the same became mighty men which were of old, men of renown. And God saw that the wickedness of man was great in the earth, and that every imagination of the thoughts of his heart was only evil continually. And it repented the LORD that He had made man on the earth, and it grieved Him at His heart.

THE BIBLE REVEALS THAT BEFORE THE FLOOD OF NOAH'S TIME, THERE WERE SOME ANGELS IN HEAVEN THAT CAME DOWN FROM HEAVEN AND HAD CHILDREN WITH HUMAN WOMEN AND MIXED THE ANGELIC WITH HUMANITY.

In the Book of Enoch Chapters 6-16 ...

It speaks of the same story, but elaborates a lil more as to what happened next ...

It says the angels who chose to leave Heaven to have a union with human women were sentenced to hell.

Peter says the same thing.

2 Peter 2:4-5
For if God spared not the angels that sinned, but cast them down to hell, and delivered them into chains of darkness, to be reserved unto judgment; And spared not the old world, but saved Noah the eighth person, a preacher of righteousness, bringing in the flood upon the world of the ungodly ...

According to the Book of Enoch ...

These fallen angels taught the world vanity, pride and taught them how to build weapons and every foul thing.

God saw that the world was foul after this and flooded the world. He took the fallen angels and placed them in Hell. The children (the giants) of the human women and the fallen angels are now these evil spirits.

Is it coincidence that Peter and other writers in the Bible echoed the words in the Book of Enoch?

IN DEPTH ENOCH BIBLE STUDY
ENOCH SCRIPTURE EXCERPTS

The Book of Enoch is now usually designated I Enoch, to distinguish it from the later Apocalypse, �The Secrets of Enoch� which is known as II Enoch. The former is also called the Ethiopic Enoch, the later the Slavonic Enoch, after the languages of the earliest versions extant of each respectively. The Book of Enoch, like the Book of Daniel, was written originally in Aramaic and partly in Hebrew. No copy of the original language of either is known to be in existence. Latin and Greek versions have only in part been discovered but the Ethiopic Version has been preserved in twenty-nine manuscripts.

The manuscript upon which this translation was made was found in Ethiopia, in 1768, by the Scotsman, James Bruce. An interesting account by Charles F. Potter, concerning this discovery appeared in the Dec 7, 1935 edition of �Liberty� magazine which reads as Follows:

� ... In the mountain fastness of Ethiopia there was preserved for thirteen centuries a precious manuscript which not only throws much light on the Bible but which also was itself in the bible for five centuries and which should be restored to the canon of Holy Writ. The story is a fascinating one. When Frumentius, or some one else, translated the Bible into Ethiopic, or Geez, as it was then called, in the fourth century, the canon, (or books of the Bible recognized by the Church as the inspired rule of faith and practice) had not yet been determined. For more than a century, scholars and church officials debated as to whether or not certain gospels, epistles and apocalypses should be included. For instance, it was long debated which to include in the canon, the Book of Revelation, or the Book of Enoch, which had been accepted as Scripture by Jesus and Paul, and the whole Christian Church, for several centuries. Revelation finally won out, and became the last book of the Bible. The Book of Enoch, under a stigma because deemed uncanonical, gradually dropped out of use, and finally disappeared.

As time went on, scholars of the more intelligent sort desired more and more to see a copy of it. But there was none to be had. Centuries passed. A student of Arabic, on James Bruce, Scotsman, cherished the idea that the lost Book of Enoch still existed in an Ethiopic version.

In 1768 he went to Ethiopia and six years later returned to London with three manuscripts of the Ethiopic Enoch, one of which he left to the British Museum. For over half a century Bruce�s precious manuscript remained on the shelves of the British Museum before it was translated by Richard Laurence, Archbishop of Cashel, Professor of Hebrew in the University of Oxford. Even then it was not until the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries that Canon R.H. Charles� translation and comment called the attention of scholars to the �immeasurable� importance of this document ...�

�This precious book throws much light on the thinking of our Lord Jesus, also St. Paul. Both regarded it as sacred scripture and quoted from it. Our gratitude to the Ethiopians could be expressed by restoring to it�s proper place in our Bible this important and extremely valuable Ethiopic Enoch�

According to Canon Charles, the various elements of which the Book of Enoch in its present form is made up belong to different dates. Thus one can expect a diversity of authorship, and of this there can be no shadow of doubt. However, while there is not unity of authorship there is, none the less, uniformity. Several scholars suggest we should speak of the collection as the �Books� of Enoch, not the �Book� of Enoch.

Some of the authors of the Book of Enoch (and there were many) belonged to the true succession of the prophets, and it was simply owing to the evil character of the period, in which their lot was cast, that they were obliged to issue their works pseudonymously. The Law which claimed to be the highest and final word from God could tolerate no fresh message from God, so when men were moved by the Spirit of God to make known their visions relating to the past, the present, and the future they did so under some ancient name.

Not only does the Book of Enoch come from many writers and almost as many periods, it touches upon every subject that could have arisen in the ancient schools of the prophets. Nearly every religious idea appears in a variety of forms and during the two centuries before the Christian era played an important role in the development of the Hebrew theology. Conflicting views are advanced on the Messiah, the Messianic kingdom, the origin of sin, Sheol, the final judgment, the resurrection, and the nature of the future life. There is an elaborate angelology and demonology, and much space is devoted to the calendar and the heavenly bodies and their movements.

The citations of Enoch by the Testaments of the Twelve Patriarchs and by the Book of Jubilees show that at the close of the second century B.C., and during the first century B.C., this book was regarded in certain circles as inspired. When we come down to the first century A.D., we find that it is recognized as Scripture by Jude (Jude 14). In the next century this recognition is given amply in the Epistle of Barnabas (16:5) and in the third century by Clement and Irenaeus. After the third century the Book of Enoch fell into discredit and gradually passed out of circulation.

The reader who comes to peruse the Book of Enoch, for the first time, will find much that appears to him strange and unattractive; he must not, however, be repelled by this; for in due time he will come to other parts of the book which he will soon see to be of real value from many points of view. But even regarding the less attractive parts, he will find that when these are carefully studied they contain more that is of interest than appears on the surface. It is well to remember that there at least four quite independent books included in the �Book of Enoch�, exclusive of certain �Noah� fragments and other pieces. One is therefore, advised to treat these as separate works, and to read them as such. There is no reason to begin with the book that happens to come first, especially as the first 36 chapters do not all belong together.

Let us look at some similarities between the Book of Enoch and the Bible ...

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ENOCH	THE HOLY BIBLE
CHAPTER AND VERSE	BOOK, CHAPTER AND VERSE
1:1	Psalm 1
1:1	Genesis 5:24
1:2	Daniel 12:4
1:6	Revelation 20:11-15
1:8	Isaiah 40:5, 65:21-25
Chapter 2	Jude 14, 15
3:2	Psalm 19:1-6
6:9	Matthew 5:5, Psalm 1:1-6
7:1	Genesis 6:1-2
7:11	Genesis 6:4-6
7:14	Matthew 24:37-39
8:2	Ecclesiastes 1:10, 2:17
9:4	Mark 4:22
10:3	Micah 6:9
10:5	Genesis 6:11-22
10:9	1 Corinthians 6:3, Revelation 20:10
10:10	Hebrews 2:5
10:13	Genesis 6:4
10:20	Isaiah 14:4
10:22	Isaiah 26:9
10:23	Psalm 67
10:24	Micah 4:3-4
10:26	Isaiah 33:24
12:3	Genesis 5:24
12:7	2 Peter 2:4-5
13:9	Genesis 6:2
14:2	1 Corinthians 6:3
14:4	Jude 6
14:11	2 Kings 2:11
14:21	Revelation 4:2-11
14:23	John 1:18
14:24	Revelation 5:11-12
15:2	Genesis 6:2,4
15:7	Matthew 22:30
15:8	1 Corinthians 15:40
15:10	Luke 4:33,36, Matthew 8:28-34
16:4	Jude 4, 6, 13
18:3	Job 26:7, 28:5
19:2	2 Peter 2:2-5
20:2	Revelation 1:4
20:5	Daniel 12:1
20:7	Luke 1:19
22:3	John 5:28-29
22:7	Genesis 4:10, Revelation 6:9-10
24:2	Zechariah 6:1
24:8	Daniel 7:13-14, Luke 1:32-33
24:11	Revelation 22:2
26:2	Jude 15, 16
30:2	Ecclesiastes 12:5
31:2	Judges, Chapter 9
31:5	Genesis 2:9, 3:6
35:3	Job, Chapter 38
38:2	Ecclesiastes 7:1
38:4	Daniel 12:10
38:5	Psalms 149:9
39:1	Revelation 22:14
39:7	Revelation 15:2-4
39:11	1 Thessalonians 4:15-18
40:1	Revelation 5:11
40:3	Revelation 7:1
40:5	2 Timothy 2:12, 3:12
40:7	Genesis 6:2, Job 1:6-12
40:9	Daniel 12:1, Luke 1:19
41:1	1 Corinthians 6:3
41:3	Job 38:22-41
41:5	Ecclesiastes 11:7
41:6	Isaiah 30:26, Mark 13:24
41:7	Genesis 1:14, Revelation 8:12
42:2	Proverbs 1:20-33
43:2	Genesis 15:5-6, Daniel 12:3, Revelation 1:20
45:4	Revelation 21:1, 20:15
46:1	John 17:3, Daniel 7:9
46:3	Luke 18:31
46:4	Psalms 72:11
46:5	Amos 8:11-12, Revelation 3:17
46:6	Luke 21:12
47:3	Revelation 20:12
47:4	Revelation 14:1
48:3	Hebrews 1:2, John 1:1-19
48:4	Psalms 22:27
48:6	John 17:16
48:8	Psalms 149:9
48:9	Revelation 20:15, 11:13, 18:21
Chapter 48 Part II 1	Proverbs 3:13-35
2	Psalm 1
4	Ecclesiastes 12:14
49:1	1 Corinthians 15:51
49:3	Revelation 20:15
50:1	Revelation 20:13
50:3	Luke 1:32-33
50:4	Psalms 114:4
50:5	Matthew 5:5, Revelation 21:26-27
51:5	Daniel 2:31-45
51:6	Ezekiel 7:19
52:3	Joel 2:30
53:4	Jude 6
53:11	Genesis 7:17, 24
54:2	Genesis 8:21, 9:12-16
54:4	Psalms 78:49
54:9	Revelation 16:16
54:12	Jeremiah 19:9-15
55:1	Zechariah 6:1-3
55:5	Psalms 86:9
56:3	Philippians 3:14, Romans 9:23, 1 Timothy 6:16
56:5	Revelation 22:4-5
57:4	Job 28:23-27
59:3	Hebrews 12:26-29
59:4	Psalms 86:15, 2 Peter 3:9
59:7	Psalms 74:14
59:8	Job 40:15-24, Chapter 41
59:9	1 Corinthians 15:45
59:11	Amos 3:7
59:20	Job 38:22-23
59:28	Joel 2:1-3
59:29	Romans 2:4
60:4	1 Thessalonians 4:17
60:7	Revelation 20:13
60:12	Revelation 15:3-4
60:16	Amos 3:7, Psalms 25:14
61:6	Revelation 6:15-17
61:7	Jeremiah 13:21
61:9	Jeremiah 31:22
61:10	Hebrews 1:6-10
61:11	Isaiah 65:21-25
61:12	Psalms 72:11
61:14	Revelation 14:18-20
61:17	Revelation 7:16-17
61:18	Isaiah 53:12
62:1	Psalms 78:49
62:3	Luke 8:17
62:5	Matthew 13:35
62:11	Acts 10:34
Chapter 63	Genesis 6:1-5
64:11	2 Peter 2:4-5
66:1	Genesis 6:7-8
66:3	Hebrews 11:7
66:9	Revelation 20:15
66:11	Isaiah 34:16
68:33	Job 38:22
68:39	2 Peter 2:4
68:40	Revelation 5:13, John 17:5
68:41	Isaiah 33:24
69:1	Psalms 86:9
69:4	Zechariah 14:9
70:12	Daniel 7:9
70:17	Hebrews 13:5
70:24	John 14:27
71:1	Revelation 21:1
71:45	Genesis 1:14-19, Malachi 1:11
72:5	Genesis 1:14-19, Psalms 113:3
74:7	Genesis 1:14-19
76:5	Revelation 22:5
80:3	2 Timothy 3:16
80:8	Galatians 2:16
82:9	Matthew 24:37-39
82:10	Revelation 7:14
83:1	1 Timothy 6:16, 1:17
83:3	1 Chronicles 29:10-13
84:2	Ezekiel 34:22
84:3	Revelation 19:8
86:1	Luke 1:19
87:5	2 Peter 2:4-5
88:1	Genesis 7:7
88:12	Genesis 8:18
88:15	Luke 13:32
88:43	Exodus 14:26
88:59	Exodus, Chapter 32
88:67	Psalm 105
88:100	Isaiah 56:9-12
88:114	Isaiah 28:7-21
89:20	Revelation 14:14-20
89:27	Psalms 149:9
89:30	Revelation 20:12
89:35	Revelation 20:10-15
89:45	Psalm 72
89:46	1 Corinthians 15:22-28
90:11	Joel 2:30
91:2	John 14:1
91:3	Jeremiah 31:33-34
92:18	Revelation 21:1, 22:3-5
92:24	Job, Chapter 38 & 39
93:7	James 5:1-8
95:6	John 4:13-14
96:18	Ephesians 1:5
96:21	Psalms 149:9
97:2	John 10:35
97:5	John 5:28-29
97:8	Revelation 18:11-24
98:2	Revelation 14:8-11
98:3	Revelation 14:19-20
99:2	Zechariah 2:7-8
99:7	Revelation 20:15
100:7	Job, Chapter 38 & 39
103:10	Isaiah 19:15-16
103:13	Psalms 55:6
103:14	2 Corinthians 11:20-30
104:2	Daniel 12:3
Chapter 104, Part II 1	Isaiah 26:9, Psalms 149:9, Jude 14, 15
105:1	Luke 3:36-38
105:2	Matthew 19:28

Did Peter and others read the writings of Enoch as well?

Is it coincidence that Jude spoke of things Enoch said?

Or did someone read the Bible and ask themselves some of the questions we would ask after reading about the angels and women and the children of this union and create a book and claim that Enoch wrote the book long ago?

THAT IS THE QUESTION

WITH THAT BEING SAID ... IT IS UP TO YOU TO DISCERN AND DECIDE WHAT TRUTH IS.

IS ENOCH SCRIPTURE?

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