The Book Of The Secrets Of Enoch

1926 anthology, complete selected publisher reading text Rutherford H. Platt
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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.
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ADAM has life on earth, and I created a garden in Eden in the east, that he should observe the testament and keep the command.
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2 I made the heavens open to him, that he should see the angels singing the song of victory, and the gloomless light.
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3 And he was continuously in paradise, and the devil understood that I wanted to create another world, because Adam was lord on earth, to rule and control it.
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4 The devil is the evil spirit of the lower places, as a fugitive he made Sotona from the heavens as his name was Satanail, thus he became different from the angels, but his nature did not change his intelligence as far as his understanding of righteous and sinful things.
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5 And he understood his condemnation and the sin which he had sinned before, therefore he conceived thought against Adam, in such form he entered and seduced Eva, but did not touch Adam.
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6 But I cursed ignorance, but what I had blessed previously, those I did not curse, I cursed not man, nor the earth, nor other creatures, but man’s evil fruit, and his works.
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After Adam’s sin God sends him away into the earth ‘whence I took thee,’ but does not wish to ruin him for all years to come.
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I SAID to him: ‘Earth thou art, and into the earth whence I took thee thou shalt go, and I will not ruin thee, but send thee whence I took thee.
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2 Then I can again take thee at My second coming!
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3 And I blessed all my creatures visible and invisible. And Adam was five and half hours in paradise.
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4 And I blessed the seventh day, which is the Sabbath, on which he rested from all his works.
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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.
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AND I appointed the eighth day also, that the eighth day should be the first-created after my work, and that the first seven revolve in the form of the seventh thousand, and that at the beginning of the eighth thousand there should be a time of not-counting, endless, with neither years nor months nor weeks nor days nor hours.
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2 And now, Enoch, all that I have told thee, all that thou hast understood, all that thou hast seen of heavenly things, all that thou hast seen on earth, and all that I have written in books by my great wisdom, all these things I have devised and created from the uppermost foundation to the lower and to the end, and there is no counsellor nor inheritor to my creations.
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3 I am self-eternal, not made with hands, and without change.
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4 My thought is my counsellor, my wisdom and my word are made, and my eyes observe all things how they stand here and tremble with terror.
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5 If I turn away my face, then all things will be destroyed.
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6 And apply thy mind, Enoch, and know him who is speaking to thee, and take thou the books which thou thyself hast written.
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7 And I give thee Samuil and Raguil, who led thee up, and the books, and go down to earth, and tell thy sons all that I have told thee, and all that thou hast seen, from the lower heaven up to my throne, and all the troops.
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8 For I created all forces, and there is none that resisteth me or that does not subject himself to me. For all subject themselves to my monarchy, and labour for my sole rule.
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9 Give them the books of the handwriting, and they will read them and will know me for the creator of all things, and will understand how there is no other God but me.
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10 And let them distribute the books of thy handwriting--children to children, generation to generation, nations to nations.
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11 And I will give thee, Enoch, my intercessor, the archistratege Michael, for the handwritings of thy fathers Adam, Seth, Enos, Cainan, Mahaleleel, and Jared thy father.
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God convicts the idolaters and sodomitic fornicators, and therefore brings down a deluge upon them.
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THEY have rejected my commandments and my yoke, worthless seed has come up, not fearing God, and they would not bow down to me, but have begun to bow down to vain gods, and denied my unity, and have laden the whole earth with untruths, offences, abominable lecheries namely one with another, and all manner of other unclean wickednesses, which are disgusting to relate.
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2 And therefore I will bring down a deluge upon the earth and will destroy all men, and the whole earth will crumble together into great darkness.
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God leaves one righteous man of Enoch’s tribe with his whole house, who did God’s pleasure according to his will.
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BEHOLD from their seed shall arise another generation, much afterwards, but of them many will be very insatiate.
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2 He who raises that generation, shall reveal to them the books of thy handwriting, of thy fathers, to them to whom he must point out the guardianship of the world, to the faithful men and workers of my pleasure, who do not acknowledge my name in vain.
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3 And they shall tell another generation, and those others having read shall be glorified thereafter, more than the first.
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God commanded Enoch to live on earth thirty days, to give instruction to his sons and to his children’s children. After thirty days he was again taken on to heaven.
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NOW, Enoch, I give thee the term. of thirty days to spend in thy house, and tell thy sons and all thy household, that all may hear from my face what is told them by thee, that they may read and understand, how there is no other God but me.
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2 And that they may always keep my commandments, and begin to read and take in the books of thy handwriting.
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3 And after thirty days I s all send my angel for thee, and he will take thee from earth and from thy sons to me.

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Historical edition on Global Grey. 1926 anthology, complete selected publisher reading text

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