The Book of Enoch. This item is unavailable.The Book of Enoch

The greatest importance of Enoch is that it was not only a pre-Christian book, but also a post-Christian book. This is a text from their Jewish background, kept and used by the earliest churches.

The author who revised The Book of Enoch made as (little) and (few) revisions in it as possible. For he desired to have the original text. But the fact is that there were several portions of the scroll of Enoch which renders various verses missing. There were literally pieces of the document of Enoch which were lost or destroyed. And so the author, having already written the entire book of Nathan the prophet and also having written the book of Gad the seer, felt well qualified to fill in the missing parts of Enoch. So without tampering with the parts of Enoch that we do have, the author, by faith, filled in the parts that we don't.