The first trance of the existence of this work is found in the Epistle of (Jude 1:14,15) An apocryphal book called Enoch was known at a very early date, but was lost sight of until 1773, when Bruce brought with him on his return from Egypt three MSS. containing the complete Ethiopic translation. In its present shape the book consists of a series of revelations supposed to have been given to Enoch and Noah, which extend to the most varied aspects of nature and life. And are designed to offer a comprehensive vindication of the action of Providence. Notwithstanding the quotation in Jude, and the wide circulation of the book itself, the apocalypse of Enoch was uniformly and distinctly separated from the canonical Scriptures. Its authorship and date are unknown.

The Book of Enoch
... APOCALYPTICAL AND PROPHETICAL. THE BOOK OF ENOCH. ... The Book of Enoch shows its variety
of authorship by the inequality of literary skill which is found in it. ...
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Appendix i. Pseudepigraphic Writings
... I. The Book of Enoch. - As the contents and the literature of this remarkable book,
which is quoted by St. ... Altogether the Book of Enoch contains 108 chapters. ...
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The General Epistle of Jude
... second. The prophecy in verses 14, 15 is taken from the Book of Enoch a book
that was highly esteemed by the early church. According ...
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In the Next Place, He Proceeds to Answer Himself as He Thinks Fit ...
... narratives of the Jewish Scriptures; and much more will he decline to admit what
Celsus has adduced, from not understanding the contents of the book of Enoch. ...
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Introduction
... The feature that compromised it in some quarters before long was its use of the
book of Enoch and of legends like that about the dispute between the devil and ...
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The Epistle of Judas
... But in his favourite book of Enoch (xxxviii.2, etc.) the denial of God had the
specially ominous sense of disavowing Him openly for sinister ends; it was the ...
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Introduction.
... Testaments. Apocalyptic writings are very numerous, the most celebrated
being the Fourth Book of Esdras and the Book of Enoch. The ...
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The Book of Jubilees
... The author was well acquainted with and refers to some sections of the Book of Enoch,
and has adopted many of its glosses on Old Testament history. ...
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Use of the Old Testament by the First Christian Writers, and by ...
... 112) and introduces Sirach by "as it is written."(113) He cites Baruch as
Jeremiah.(114) He also believes in the authenticity of the book of Enoch, and defends ...
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Note by the American Editor.
... Concerning the "Book of Enoch," pp.7 and 302; see Westcott, Study of the Gospels
(London, 1867), p.109, a reference to the Book of Jubilees, and its lack of ...
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