The Book of the Secrets of Enoch
  • Chapter 1. Enoch’s encounter with the two angels of God
  • Chapter 2. The instruction of Enoch to his sons
  • Chapter 3. Of Enoch's assumption; how the angels took him into the first heaven
  • Chapter 4. Of the angels ruling the stars
  • Chapter 5. Of how the angels keep the store-houses of the snow
  • Chapter 6. Of the dew and of the olive-oil, and various flowers
  • Chapter 7. Of how Enoch was taken on to the second heaven
  • Chapter 8. Of the assumption of Enoch to the third heaven
  • Chapter 9. The showing to Enoch of the place of the righteous and compassionate
  • Chapter 10. Here they showed Enoch the terrible place and various tortures
  • Chapter 11. Here they took Enoch up on to the fourth heaven where is the course of sun and moon
  • Chapter 12. Of the very marvellous elements of the sun
  • Chapter 13. The angels took Enoch and placed him in the east at the sun’s gates
  • Chapter 14. They took Enoch to the west
  • Chapter 15. The elements of the sun, the Phoenixes and Chalkydri broke into song
  • Chapter 16. They took Enoch and again placed him in the east at the course of the moon
  • Chapter 17. Of the singings of the angels, which it is impossible to describe
  • Chapter 18. Of the taking of Enoch on to the fifth heaven
  • Chapter 19. Of the taking of Enoch to the sixth heaven
  • Chapter 20. Hence they took Enoch into the seventh heaven
  • Chapter 21. Of how the angels here left Enoch, at the end of the seventh heaven, and went away from him unseen
  • Chapter 22. In the tenth heaven the archangel Michael led Enoch to before the Lord’s face
  • Chapter 23. Of Enoch’s writing, how he wrote his wonderful jouneyings and the heavenly hosts and himself wrote three hundred and sixty-six books
  • Chapter 24. Of the great secrets of God, which God revealed and told Enoch, and spoke with him face to face
  • Chapter 25. God relates to Enoch, how out of the very deepest parts came forth the visible and invisible
  • Chapter 26. God summons from the very deepest a second time that Archas, heavy and very red should come forth
  • Chapter 27. Of how God founded the water, and surrounded it with light, and established on it seven islands
  • Chapter 28. The week in which God showed Enoch all his wisdom and power, throughout all the seven days, how he created all the heavenly and earthly forces and all moving things even down to man
  • Chapter 29. Then it became evening, and then again morning, and it was the second [Monday]; The fiery essence
  • Chapter 30. And then I created all the heavens, and the third day was, [Tuesday]
  • Chapter 31. God gives over paradise to Adam, and gives him a command to see the heavens opened, and that he should see the angels singing the song of victory
  • Chapter 32. After Adam’s sin God sends him away into the earth from where he took him from, but does not wish to ruin him for all years to come
  • Chapter 33. God shows Enoch the age of this world, its existence of seven thousand years, and the eighth thousand is the end, neither years, nor months, nor weeks, nor days
  • Chapter 34. God convicts the idolaters and sodomitic fornicators, and therefore brings down a deluge upon them
  • Chapter 35. God leaves one righteous man of Enoch’s tribe with his whole house, who did God’s pleasure according to his will
  • Chapter 36. God commanded Enoch to live on earth thirty days, to give instruction to his sons and to his children’s children and after thirty days he was again taken on to heaven
  • Chapter 37. Here God summons an angel
  • Chapter 38. Mathusal continued to have hope and to await his father Enoch in his house day and night
  • Chapter 39. Enoch’s pitiful admonition to his sons with weeping and great lamentation, as he spoke to them
  • Chapter 40. Enoch admonishes his children truly of all things from the Lord’s lips, how he saw and heard and wrote down
  • Chapter 41. Of how Enoch lamented Adam’s sin
  • Chapter 42. Of how Enoch saw the key-holders and guards of the gates of hell standing
  • Chapter 43. Enoch shows his children how he measured and wrote out God’s judgments
  • Chapter 44. Enoch instructs his sons, that they revile not the face of man, small or great
  • Chapter 45. God shows how he does not want from men sacrifices, nor burnt-offerings, but pure and contrite hearts
  • Chapter 46. Of how an earthly ruler does not accept from man abominable and unclean gifts, then how much more does God abominate unclean gifts, but sends them away with wrath and does not accept his gifts
  • Chapter 47. Enoch instructs his sons from God’s lips, and hands them the handwriting of this book
  • Chapter 48. Of the sun’s passage along the seven circles
  • Chapter 49. Enoch instructs his sons not to swear either by heaven or earth, and shows God’s promise, even in the mother’s womb
  • Chapter 50. Of how none born on earth can remain hidden nor his work remain concealed, but God bids us to be meek, to endure attack and insult, and not to offend widows and orphans
  • Chapter 51. Enoch instructs his sons, that they hide not treasures in the earth, but bids them give alms to the poor
  • Chapter 52. God instructs his faithful, how they are to praise his name
  • Chapter 53. Enoch confirms the word from the Lord’s lips to his children that they must obey the will of the Lord on their own
  • Chapter 54. Enoch instructs his sons, that they should hand the books to others also
  • Chapter 55. Here Enoch shows his sons, telling them with tears, that the time has approached for him to be taken up into heaven, as the angels are standing before him
  • Chapter 56. Methosalam asks of his father blessing, that he may take Enoch food to eat
  • Chapter 57. Enoch bade his son Methosalam to summon all his brethren
  • Chapter 58. Enoch’s instructions to his sons
  • Chapter 59. Enoch instructs his sons wherefore they may not touch unclean meat because of what comes from it
  • Chapter 60. He who does injury to the soul of another man, does injury to his own soul
  • Chapter 61. Enoch instructs his sons to keep themselves from injustice, to help others and to share
  • Chapter 62. Of how it is fitting to bring one’s gifts in faith, because there is no repentance after death
  • Chapter 63. Of how not to despise the poor, but to share with them equally, lest you be murmured against before God
  • Chapter 64. Of how the Lord calls up Enoch, and people took counsel to go and kiss him at the place called Achuzan
  • Chapter 65. Of Enoch’s instructions to his sons
  • Chapter 66. Enoch instructs his sons and all the elders of the people, how they are to walk with terror and trembling before the Lord, and serve him alone and not bow down to idols, but to God, who created heaven and earth and every creature, and to his image
  • Chapter 67. The Lord let out darkness on to the earth and covered the people and Enoch, and Enoch was taken up on high, and light came again in the heaven
  • Chapter 68. Conclusion
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