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256 <strong>The</strong> Book <strong>of</strong> <strong>Enoch</strong>. [Sect. IV.<br />

ment was held first over the stars, and they were judged and<br />

found guilty and went to the place <strong>of</strong> condemnation, and they<br />

were cast into an abyss, full <strong>of</strong> fire and flaming, and full<br />

<strong>of</strong> pillars <strong>of</strong> fire. 25. And those seventy shepherds were<br />

judged and found guilty, and likewise cast into that fiery<br />

abyss. 26. And I saw at that time how a like abyss was<br />

opened in the midst <strong>of</strong> the earth, full <strong>of</strong> fire, and those<br />

blinded sheep were brought, and they were all judged and<br />

found guilty and cast into that fiery abyss, and they burned :<br />

now this abyss was to the right <strong>of</strong> that house. 27. And<br />

I saw those sheep burning and their bones burning. 28.<br />

And I stood up to see till He folded up that old house ; and<br />

all the pillars were taken away, and all the beams and<br />

ornaments <strong>of</strong> the house were folded up with it, and it was<br />

taken <strong>of</strong>f and laid in a place in the south <strong>of</strong> the land. 29.<br />

And I saw the Lord <strong>of</strong> the sheep till he brought a new house<br />

greater and l<strong>of</strong>tier than that first, and set it up in the place<br />

<strong>of</strong> the first which had been folded up :<br />

all its pillars were new,<br />

and its ornaments were new and larger than those <strong>of</strong> the first<br />

one which He had taken away, and the Lord <strong>of</strong> the sheep was<br />

runs, 'and behold they were all bound before Him/ 24. Flaming,<br />

and full <strong>of</strong> pillars <strong>of</strong> fire. G omits wy°fcX flaming with pillars<br />

<strong>of</strong> fire.' 25. Seventy. GM rt«OX. 26. Pull <strong>of</strong> fire.<br />

G reads W°&& instead <strong>of</strong> R^frO. Fiery abyss. G L give<br />

OffHr\ 28. Folded up: reading C^T for a\9°9 according<br />

to Dln.'s conjecture. M reads 1*ATcn>, N OKD? . In a place.<br />

G reads Ogftfc fttn>»ii. 29. <strong>The</strong> first one. So G. Other<br />

MSS. ' the first old one/ <strong>The</strong> Lord <strong>of</strong> the sheep was within.<br />

An abyss full <strong>of</strong> fire : cf. xviii. 11 24 ; En. xlviii. 9 (note). 28, 29.<br />

xix ; xxi. 7-10. 25. <strong>The</strong> shepherds <strong>The</strong> removal <strong>of</strong> the old Jerusalem<br />

are cast into the same abyss : cf. liv. and the setting up <strong>of</strong> the New Jeru-<br />

6 (note). 26. <strong>The</strong> apostates are salem. This expectation is derived<br />

cast into Gehenna. In the midst <strong>from</strong> O.T. prophecy : Ezek. xl-xlviii<br />

<strong>of</strong> the earth: cf. xxvi. 1. To the Is. liv. II, 12; lx ; Hagg. ii. 7-9;<br />

right <strong>of</strong> that house, i.e. to the Zech. ii. 6-13. <strong>The</strong> idea <strong>of</strong> a new<br />

.south <strong>of</strong> Jerusalem. 27. <strong>The</strong> Jerusalem coming down <strong>from</strong> heaven<br />

apostates were punished in view <strong>of</strong> was a familiar one in Jewish Apo-<br />

the blessed in Jerusalem : cf. Is. lxvi. calypses : cf. IV Ezra vii. 26 ; xiii. 36 ;

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