The Book Of Enoch New Version 2020

The Book of Enoch, livre intéressant et inconnu pour élargir les connaissances.

The Book of Enoch (abbreviated 1 Enoch) is an intertestamental book, which is part of the canon of the Bible of the Coptic Church but is not accepted as canonical by other Christian churches. The only intact versions of this book that are preserved are in ge'ez, liturgical language of the Ethiopian Church, but several parts are known in Greek, Syriac, Armenian, Arabic and Latin and a fragment in Coptic. In addition several fragments have been found in Aramaic and one in Hebrew (4Q317), in Qumran. Tradition attributed its authorship to Enoch (also transcribed as Enoch or Enoch), great-grandfather of Noah.

The Book of Enoch is an ancient religious Jewish work, attributed by tradition to Enoch, Noah's great-grandfather, although modern scholars estimate the earliest sections (mainly in the Book of Watchers) as of 300 BC, and Last part (Book of the Parábolas), probably at the end of century I aC.

"The Scriptures will be given to them, they will believe and rejoice in them, all the righteous will rejoice in learning from them all the ways of righteousness." (1 Enoch 104: 13)

The first sections of the book were composed in the third century BC. The authors depended in part on the Pentateuch and had expanded the sections of Genesis, Numbers, and Deuteronomy. For example, 1 Enoch 1: 9 (the quotation in the epistle of Jude 1: 14-15) is originally a Midrash of Deuteronomy 33: 2.