In another vision he is told that his intercession is in vain he then announces their final punishment.xvii.-xix.: Enoch's journey through heaven and earth, during which he sees chiefly the fallen angels suffer the punishment which he had announced.(b: xx.-xxxvi.): Enoch wanders, accompanied by the six (or seven) archangels, through heaven and earth, and is shown again the punishment of the angels (xxi.), Hades (xxii.), and the secrets of nature in the west (xxiii.-xxv.), in the center of the earth (xxvi.-xxvii.), in the east (xxviii.-xxxiii.), in the north (xxxiv. vi.-xxxvi.: The so-called 'angelological book':(a: vi.-xix.): The story of the fallen angels:vi.-xi.: The angels on earth, their marriages and wrong-doings announcement of their punishment.xii.-xvi.: Enoch's visions concerning their punishment he announces their destiny to them, but upon their supplication intercedes for them. i.-v.: Introduction: Enoch relates a vision of the last days, the fate of the elect and of sinners, and urges observation of the works of God in nature. Goldschmidt, Berlin, 1892, from Dillmann's German translation.ДЇollowing is an analysis of the contents: There may also be mentioned here a retranslation into Hebrew ( ) by L. of 'Die Griechischen Christlichen Schriftsteller der Ersten Drei Jahrhunderte,' Leipsic, 1901. Translations: Laurence, 'The Book of Enoch,' Oxford, 1821 Hoffmann, 'Das Buch Henoch,' Jena, 1833-38 Dillmann, 'Das Buch Henoch Uebersetzt und UrklГ¤rt,' Leipsic, 1853 (standard translation for 40 years) Schodde, 'The Book of Enoch Translated, with Introduction and Notes,' Andover, 1882 Charles, 'The Book of Enoch,' Oxford, 1893 Beer, in Kautzsch, 'Apokryphen und Pseudepigraphen,' ii. The following is a list of the various editions and translations of the Ethiopic Enoch:Д®ditions: Laurence, 'Libri Enoch Versio Г†thiopica,' Oxford, 1838, Dillmann, 'Liber Henoch Г†thiopice,' Leipsic, 1851 (from 5 MSS.) Flemming, 'Das Buch Henoch,' Leipsic, 1902 (from 14 MSS.) another edition, still fuller than that of Flemming, is being prepared by Professor Charles. In the nineteenth century several editions and translations were made, and many critical inquiries into its contents published. But about 300 the Christian Church began to discredit the book, and after the time of the Greek fathers Syncellus and Cedrenus, who cite it (ninth century), it was entirely lost until (1773) the traveler Bruce discovered in Abyssinia two manuscripts of thebook.

In the old Jewish and Christian literatures (for example, in the New Testament Epistle of Jude, verse 14) a Book of Enoch is quoted, and is undoubtedly often used without special reference being made to it.

These legends, a more popular form of tradition, are, however, not preserved unimpaired, but are strongly influenced and developed by the literary traditions which deal mainly with apocalyptic ideas. In 3 and 4 evidently two different cycles of legends have crossed each other, but whether 3 precedes 4, or vice versa, is hard to tell.

(4) He interceded for these fallen angels. 1-4, had come to earth and sinned with the daughters of men. (3) He saw what had become of the angels, 'sons of God,' who, according to Gen. (2) During his journeys he saw the secrets of heaven and earth, that is, the natural phenomena. So far as can be judged from these books, the legends of Enoch are the following: (1) He went during his lifetime to heaven, 'walked' with God's angels over all heaven (or heavens) and earth, came back to his family and told them what he had seen, and finally was again taken up to heaven. Of this literature a collection of fragments or single, independent pieces has come down to us in the socalled 'Ethiopic Enoch,' whereas the Slavonic Book of Enoch gives, as it were, a rГ©sumГ© of most of the current oral or literary traditions about its hero, which it brings into a certain system of its own. 24 ('Enoch walked with God' and 'God took him') a cycle of Jewish legends about Enoch was derived, which, together with apocalyptic speculations naturally ascribed to such a man, credited with superhuman knowledge, found their literary expression in the Books of Enoch.

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