The Book of Enoch, Chapter 25 summary
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In Chapter 25, Enoch asks about a fragrant tree, and his unnamed guide explains that the mountain is God's throne and the tree is reserved for the righteous after judgment. The explanation connects judgment with renewed life, freedom from suffering, and access to the holy place, prompting Enoch to praise God.
What happens
- An unnamed speaker asks why Enoch wants to understand the fragrant tree.
- Enoch expresses a desire for knowledge, especially about the tree's importance.
- The speaker identifies the mountain as God's throne and describes His promised visit to earth.
- The speaker explains that humans cannot touch the tree before judgment, when the righteous receive its fruit.
- The tree moves to the temple, and its scent brings the righteous life without suffering.
- Enoch praises God for preparing these blessings for the holy and chosen.
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