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

taught the children of Cain to
make musical instruments and
induced them to commit all
kinds of wickedness, a ad finally
'took iron and with it made gi.
weapons of war
'. ' Satan
taught him (Genun) to make
dyeing- stuffs for garments of
divers patterns, and made
him to understand how to
dye crimson and purple and S^.
whatnot'- .
. .
Introduction xcv
' Ye shall not 14''.
come up hither again for ever.'
2' 'the middle of the earth' 26i 90''^'=.
{ = Jerusalem). Cf. 2^1 S^^. n 4^.
2^2 'the mansions of the righteous 39* 'the mansions of the holy
and of the chosen '. and the resting-places of the
righteous '.
^' ' ' tbe righteous and the elect '.
For further treatment of the subject see H. J. Lawlor's
article in the Journal of Fhilology, vol. xxv, pp. 164-225, to
which I express my indebtedness,
§ 19. The Influence of 1 Enoch on the New Testament.
The influence of 1 Enoch on the New Testament has been
greater than that of all the other apocryphal and pseud-
epigrajihal books taken together. The evidence for this con-
clusion may for the sake of convenience be arranged under
two heads. (A) A series of passages of the New Testament
which either in phraseology or idea directly depend on or are
illustrative of passages in 1 Enoch. (B) Doctrines in 1 Enoch
which had an undoubted share in moulding the corresponding
New Testament doctrines.
(A) We will begin with the General Epistles. I quote from
the Revised Version when a more accurate rendering is desirable.
iVeto Testament 1 Enoch
(a) St. Jude * Denying our only 48'-'' ' Denied the Lord of Spirits
Master and Lord Jesus Christ. and His anointed'. Cf. 38^ 41^-