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

Ixxvi Tlie Book of Enoch
T. Lev. 10^ 'the house whicli the
Lord shall choose ... as is
contained in the book of
Enoch the righteous '.
16^ ' I have learned (in the book
of Enoch ^A^S) . . . for
seventy weeks '.
14^^ ' I have learned (from the
writing of Enoch ^ A3 S') &c.'
T. Dan. 5^
T. Sim. 5*
T. Jud. 181 (y3)
T. Zeb. 3* (/8)
T. Naph. 41
T. Beuj. 91, 10"
\
1 En. Sgso
Lord '.
8969 Bcjq.
91«.7.
'the house for the
cannot be traced directly to any
passage in 1 Enoch. In T.
Zeb. 3* there is a slip, ' Enoch '
being Avritten for ' Moses ' in
P'S'-, or else a scribe has
changed the reference to Moses
as being an anachronism on
the lips of Zebulon.
There are also passages in the Testaments whicli are more or
less closely parallel to 1 Enochj e. g. :
—
T. Reub. 5°> ' The Watchers, the 1 En. 6-9^.
women and the giants.
T. Lev. 3* 'the Great Glory' H^" 102^.
{ajSk-P S).
T. Lev. 16^ ' make void the law 99^' 1^ 104'. '".
and set at naught ... by evil
perverseness '.
18^ (see note on 1 En. 51*).
T. Naph. 3' 'the Watchers
changed the order of their
nature '.
51*.
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1 Enoch was probably used by the author of the Assitmptioii of
Moses, written between a. d. 7 and 30. Cf. :
—
Ass. Mos. 1 Enoch
4** ' sad and lamenting because 89''^ ' they began to place a table
they will not be able to offer . . . but all the bread on it was
sacrifices to the Lord of their polluted and not pure '.
fathers '.
10'^'* 'He will go forth from 1^ 'will come forth from His
His holy habitation '. dwelling '.