The book of Enoch is one of the Pseudepigrapha books and was apparently written during the second or first century before Jesus Christ. It should be noted that this book is usually regarded to be the …

First, the book of Enoch is part of the Pseudepigrapha, which is recognized by scholars as a group of false writings. The book was written almost 3,000 B.C. after the patriarch Enoch left the earth and …

The book of Enoch was discussing angels and then made this statement. Then the author claims that Jesus was quoting the book of Enoch. We will ignore the obvious fact that Jesus’ statement is not an …

The book of Enoch is an inaccurate quote since it apparently depended upon oral traditions that had been handed down. It is understandable that the quote in Enoch would be inaccurate given the …

The Book of Enoch refers to the angel Phanuel. The first Book of Enoch, chapter 71, refers to four angels: Michael, and Raphael, and Gabriel, and Phanuel. Michael is called one of the archangels. …

Is the book of Enoch inspired? Both the Roman Catholic Church and the Protestants agree that the Old and New Testaments are inspired. That is, the sixty-six books of the Bible are written by God. 2 …

Therefore, this opens the door to uncertainty. Conclusion: Even if Jude 9 and the Assumption of Moses refer to the same event, we can trust the book of Jude since it is the inspired Word of God. We must …

Genesis 6:1-2; 1 Peter 3:18-20; 2 Peter 2:4-7; Jude 6-7 all refer to the angels who sinned and, were consequently cast into a prison called the abyss — a dark abyss. What follows is a brief explanation …

Enoch and Elijah are two men the Bible says disappeared in unusual ways. You will discover if they died and went to heaven.

You will discover why the Pseudepigrapha is not included in the Bible. A listing of books belonging to the Pseudepigrapha are provided.