The book of Enoch : translated from Professor Dillmann's Ethiopic ...

390 The Book of Enoch.
Satans, confused with fallen angels in
lxix. 4.
— = angels of punishment in liii. 3;
lvi. 1 ; lxii. 1 1 ; lxxii. I
Saul, lxxxix. 43.
Schenkel, 169, 255.
Schleiermacher, 312, 313.
Schodde, 7-9, 120, 243, 251, 274.
Schulz, 139, 162, 169.
Schulze, 312.
Schiirer, 18, 134, 136, 243, 250, 251.
Schwally, 310.
Sea, the Great = the Mediterranean,
lxxvii. 5.
— the Erythraean, xxxii. 2.
Seleucidae, 248.
Seraphim, xx. 7 (Crit. Note) ; lxi. 10 ;
lxxi. 7; 357.
Seth, lxxxv. 8, 9.
Seven, a sacred number, lxxvii. 4.
Sheep, white, black, and little—used
symbolically, lxxxix. 12-xc.
— Lord of the. See ' God.'
Sheol. See ' Hades.'
Shepherds, the seventy, lxxxix. 59 ; xc.
1, 25.
Sieffert, 12, 13.
Siloah, the brook of, xxvi. 2.
Similitudes, the, 29, 30, 106-186.
Simon Maccabaeus, 222, 223.
Sin, attributed in the main, not to Adam,
but to the fall of the angels in the
days of Jared, vi-viii ; x. 8 ; xvi. 3.
— of Adam, xxxii. 6.
— of Eve attributed to a Satan, lxix. 6.
— due to evil knowledge introduced by
the Satans, lxix. 1 1
— attributed to man's own act, xcviii. 4.
Sinai, i. 4 ; lxxxix. 29, 32, 33.
Sinners, godless or unrighteous, the,
xxxviii. 1-3 ; xli. 2 ; xiv. 2, 5, 6
liii. 2, 7 ; lxii. 2.
— =the Sadducees, 263-264.
Sirens, 355.
Solomon, lxxxix. 48.
Son of Man, the. See 51, 312-317 ;
xlvi. 2 ; xlviii. 2.
all judgment committed to the,
lxix. 27.
Son of Man,pre-existence of the, xlviii. 2.
xlv. 3.
universal dominion of, lxii. 6,
will sit on God's throne, li. 3
'Son of Man '—this phrase applied in in-
terpolations to Enoch, lx. 10 ; lxxi. 14.
Sons of the heavens, vi. 2.
— of the holy angels, lxxi. 1.
Spectacle of the wicked suffering, xxvii.
3
; xlviii. 9 ; lxii. 12.
Spirits, the Lord of. See ' God.'
' Spirits of the souls of the dead,' ix. 3
(Syn. Gk.), 10 (Crit. Note) ;
cf. xvi. 1.
xxii. 3;
' Spirits of the souls of the dead' crying
for vengeance, xxii. 5-7.
Spirits over natural phenomena, lx. 12.
Stade, 139.
Stanton, 18, 19.
Stars, conscious existence of, xli. 5 ;
cf. xliii. 2.
— shooting, xliv (note).
— 'powersofheaven,'xviii.i4(Giz.Gk.).
— punished, xviii. 13-16; xxi. 1-6.
— used symbolically of angels, lxxxvi.
— used symbolically of righteous men,
xlvi. 7.
Styx, xvii. 8.
Sword, period of the sword, 1 26, 263
xc. 19; xci. 12 ; xcix. 4.
Synagogues, cabled ' houses of His con-
gregation,' liii. 6.
Tables, heavenly—a concrete expression
for determinism, lxxxi. 1, 2 ; xciii. 2 ;
ciii. 2 ; xlvii. 3.
Temple, the, xc. 29 (?) ; xciii. 7.
1 Ten thousand times ten thousand,'
xiv. 22 ; xl. 1.
Tertullian, 38, 39, 62, 66, 83, 91, 216,
285, 320.
Thomson, 20, 243.
' Those who sleep not.' See ' Watchers,'
xxxix. 12.
Throne (of God), xviii. 8 ; xxiv. 3 ; xxv.
3 ; xc. 20.
— of Glory (of God and of the Son of
Man), xlv. 3.