The Book of Enoch
- 115 pages
- 5 hours of reading
Enoch stands as a pivotal figure in biblical literature, renowned for his celestial journey and revelations. His narrative, beginning in the Book of Genesis, details a man who 'walked with God' before being uniquely taken up to heaven. This extraordinary event inspired extensive apocryphal writings, attributing to Enoch the role of celestial guardian, chief archangel, and divine messenger. Within these texts, Enoch is often identified with the angel Metatron, who communicates God's word and unveils the mysteries of the cosmos, establishing him as a crucial figure in esoteric and mystical traditions.