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

Sect, l] Chaptet- II. 1-3
how they do not change their orbits, '"and"' the luminaries which
are in the heaven, how they all rise and set in order each in
its season, and transgress not against their appointed order.
2. Behold ye the earth, and give heed to the things which
take place upon it from first to last, ''how steadfast they are"',
how ''none of the things upon earth'' change, '"but"' all the
works of God appear ""to you"'. 3. Behold the summer and
the winter, ""how the whole earth is filled with water, and clouds
and dew and rain lie upon it^.
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fBKupfV,
Kal €ais aiwt/os ovk dTretOrjaoviTiv
TOV prjuaros avTov,
The next work that calls for considera-
tion here ia the T. Napht. 2' ovrms ovv
IffTwaav, rlKva fiov, iravra ra Ipya i/iSiv
(V T&^ii eh dyaduv Iv ipujic^ deovj /cot
fiT^Rlv araicTov TTOiriffrjTe (v icaTacJypovrifftt,
fii}5€ i^ai Katpov aitrov, 3^» ^ o ^\(0? Kai
ij ai\7jvrj Kal ol atrrtpes ovk &\Kotovfftv
T^r T&^iv avTwv' ovToj Kal v/j-ets p-rj
dK\oidi(TrjT€ vojiov Beov iv aTa^iq. Tu/v
•npd^icov v^ujv, 3. e0vr] TrKavrjOivra Kal
dtpivTa Kvpiov qWoiaaav rijv Tct^iv
avTwv. These passages may have been
before our writer. From works that
preceded our book we now pass to
works which were written later. The
earliest of these is the Pss. Sol. 18"-".
2. 6 SiaT&^as iv -nopeia tpaffT^pai fls
KaipovsitpStvdtp* fffxepSjv eh Tj^tpa^,
Kal ov irapePrjffav and 65ov fjv li/c-
TilXoi avroTs.
3. iv (p6Pa> 8eov fj 68os airaiv KaS'
iKatTTTjv Tjnipav,
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