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

Ass. Mos.
1 0* ' And the earth shall tremble
to its confines shall it be shaken :
And the high mountains shall
be made low, and the hills
shall be shaken and fall '.
Infrochirfmi Ixxvii
1 Enoch
1'' ° '
. . . unto the ends of the
earth : ^ And the high moun-
tains shall be shaken and the
high hills . . . made low '.
2 Baruch (for date see Introd. to my Apoc. Bar. § 7, pp. Ivii and
Ixiv) has many affinities with 1 Enoch both in diction and in
thought, and is manifestly dependent on it.
2 Baruch 1 Enoch
W. 381
108 Sirens. 19^ Sirens.
13* 'The judgement of the Lofty 63* 'His judgements have no
One who has no respect of per- respect of persons '.
21^3 'treasuries of souls '.
24^ 'the books shall be opened
in which are written the
sins of all those who have
sinned '.
29* A later form of the myth of
29' '
Behemoth and Leviathan which
is found first in En. 60''-^
The earth also shall yield
its fruit ten thousandfold '.
32^ ' renew His creation '.
35^^ ' that mine eyes were
springs, and mine eyelids a
fount of tears '.
48^ ' The spheres ... in their
502.
orders '.
51^ 'who have planted in their
heart the root of wisdom ' (cf.
59T).
511" 'they shall be made like
unto the angels, and be made
equal to the stars '.
1005.
90^° ' he took the sealed books
and opened those books '
607-9,24
10^9 ' each measure shall bear a
45*.
thousand '.
95^ ' Oh
that mine eyes were [a
cloud of] waters that I might
weep over you and pour down
my tears as a cloud toff
waters '.
2-' ' The luminaries . . . rise and
511.
set in order '.
10^^ 'the plant of righteous-
ness '.
1042'* 'shine as the lights of
heaven . . have great joy as
the angels . Cf. 69".