Being a collection of supernatural tales and mythical representations from different literary texts, the Book of Enoch stands as an important representative of Jewish religious themes. In many way this book reflects the experience of the story tellers, but it is hard to know how much. I shall confine my description of this book to its contents and what they imply.
Enoch and his Seraphim, and the City of God (also called the Everlasting Paradise)The Ascents of the Tower of FireThe Book of Jubilees (The Book of Enoch is a key source for the Books of Enoch 1:1 and 4:1).
of Enoch, being a translation of the original Ethiopic of the Book of Enoch (Chaldean Addition)Enoch the Prophet: Being the Book of Enoch, Translated from the Original Hebrew (1908)The Book of Enoch: Its Evidence and Validity (1913)Beholding God: A Treatise on the Book of Enoch (1927)The Lost Book of Enoch (2003)Book of Enoch: An Introduction (1925)
Enoch: Book of Enoch (1907) - Enoch: The Old Testament figure of Enoch (1909) - Enoch: A Translation of the Book of Enoch (1913) - The Book of Enoch, translated from the Original Ethiopic: with Particular Reference to Genesis 6:2 (1922) - The Book of Enoch in Hebrew (1923) - The Book of Enoch, translated by R. H. Charles from the original Ethiopic (1924) - The Book of Enoch, translated by R. H. Charles from the original Ethiopic (1925) - The Book of Enoch in English (1925) - The Book of Enoch: Its Evidence and Validity (1913) - The Book of Enoch, being a translation of the original Ethiopic of the Book of Enoch (1928) - The Book of Enoch, being a translation of the original Ethiopic of the Book of Enoch (1928) - The Book of Enoch: Its Evidence and Validity (1913) - The Book of Enoch in Hebrew (1923) - The Book of Enoch: Its Evidence and Validity (1913) - The Book of Enoch, being a translation of the original Ethiopic of the Book of Enoch (1928) - The Book of be359ba680
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