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

XCVl The Booh of Enoch
New Testament
° ' The angels which left their
own abode
'
' reserved . . . great day '-
13 ' Wandering stars '.
^* ' The seventh from Adam '.
14, 15 ^ direct quotation from
1 St. Peter 3"> ^o.
2 St. Peter 2*.
3^'^ 'A new heaven and a new
earth '.
1 St. John 1' ' Walk in the light '.
1 Enoch
12* 'the Watchers . . . who
left the high heaven, &c.'
have
1 o4-c 11, 12 ' Bind . . . darkness
. . . judgement'
1815 212,3,6.
60*^ ' The seventh from Adam '.
19. Cf. 5* 272.
104,5,12,13 igi 201.
104-6,12,13 125 132
45*' 5 721 9110
92* ' The righteous . . . shall
walk in eternal light '.
[The contrast between light and darkness in St. John's Epistles repeatedly
enforced in 1 Enoch. See 38* (note).]
21 ' Jesus Christ the righteous '.
2** ' The
darkness is past and the
true light already shineth
2i5 ' Love not the world, nor the
things whicli are in the world '.
32 ' We shall be like Him '.
St. James 1^ ' Double-minded
man '.
51 ~° Woes against the rich.
'
53" 'The Righteous and Elect
58^ '
One'.
It has become bright as the
sun upon earth, and the dark-
ness is past'.
108^ ' loved . . . nor any of the
good things which are in the
world'. Cf. 48'.
9037, 88
91* 'A double heart '. See note.
948-11 ; also 46'' eS" 96*-»
978-1".
{Ij) Book of Bevelaiioii.—The writer or writers of this book are
steeped in Jewish apocalyptic literature.
Rev. 1* ' Seven spirits which are
before His throne'. Cf. 4^;
also ' ' the seven angels 8^-
2' ' To him that overcometh will
I give to eat of the tree of
life': also 22^,1* ('the right
to the tree of life ') ".
90^1 'those men the seven first
white ones '. Cf. Tobit 12i5.
25*-" Only the elect, the right-
eous and holy, in the Messianic
kingdom are allowed, to eat of
the tree of life.