the-book-of-enoch-r-h-charles - Fallen Angels

ex Hie Book of Enoch
expected, the final judgement naturally takes place at its close.
In the Parables (37-71), where the kingdom is at once eternal and
embraces earth and heaven, it is initiated by the final judgement.
Sheol. This word bears several different meanings in our text,
see note on 63" ; also my Esehalologi/, 184^188, 236-237. In
91-104 Sheol—or rather a part of it—has for the first time
become an abode of fire, so far as the wicked are concerned, and
become identical with Gehenna, 98^ 99^1 103^ »m. Another
part of Sheol is the intermediate abode of the righteous, 102^' ^'
(cf. 100=).
The Resurrection. In 6-36 the resurrection is to an earthly
Messianic kingdom of eternal duration, and the resurrection is of
both soul (or spirit) and body. The body is a physical body. The
same holds true of 83-90. In 37-71 the resurrection is to a
spiritual kingdom, in which the righteous are clothed with a
spiritual body— 'garments of life', 'garments of glory', 62^^-
In 91-104 there is only a resurrection of the spirit : see notes on
22" 511 615 9033 9110 ioO«. In this last Section only the
righteous attain to the resurrection.