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

S. Luke xvi. 9.
unrighteousness.
xviii. 7.
' Mammon
General Introduction. 49
of
' Shall not God
avenge His Elect which cry
to Him day and night, and
He is long-suffering over
them/ Cf. 2 Pet. iii. 9;
Ecclus. xxxii. 18.
xxi. 28. 'Your redemption
draweth nigh.'
xxiii.35. ' The Christ of God,
the Elect One,' 6 c'k\€kt6s.
S. Matthew v. 22, 29, 30; x. 28
where Gehenna is the place
of final punishment.
xix. 28. 'When the Son of
Man shall sit on the throne
of His glory.'
* Ye also shall sit on twelve
thrones/
xix. 29. 'Inherit eternal life/
xxi. 13; xxiii. 38. See S. John
ii. 16.
xxv. 41. 'Prepared for the
devil and his angels/
xxvi. 24. 'It had been good
for that man if he had not
been born/
xxviii. 18. 'All authority hath
been given to Me in heaven
and on earth/
8. Mark xi. 17. See S. John ii. 6.
En. lxiii. 10. 'Mammon of un-
righteousness/
En. xlvii. 1, 2. See Translation.
This verse of S. Luke suggests
another rendering of Enoch.
1 The prayer of the righteous
. . . that judgment may be
executed on them and that
He may be no more long-
suffering over them/
En. Ii. 2. 'The day of their
redemption has drawn nigh/
En. xl. 5.
' The Elect One/
En. xxvii. 2 ; xc. 26, 27 where
Gehenna first definitely ap-
pearss as hell.
En. lxii. 5. 'When they see that
Son of Man sitting on the
throne of His glory/
En. cviii. 12. 'I will seat each
on the throne of his honour/
En. xl. 9.
En. lxxxix. 56.
En. lxxxix. 54.
En. liv. 5. ' Chains . . . prepared
for the hosts of Azazel/
En. xxxviii. 2. 'It had been good
for them if they had not been
born/
En. lxii. 6. ' (The Son of man)
who rules over all/
En. lxxxix. 54.