The Book of Enoch, Chapter 3 summary
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In Chapter 3, most trees appear dry and shed their leaves during winter, but fourteen kinds retain theirs instead. The passage contrasts these seasonal patterns and explains that the retained leaves remain for two or three years until new growth appears.
What happens
- Most trees look dry and become leafless in winter.
- Fourteen kinds of trees do not follow this pattern.
- These trees keep their leaves for two or three years until new ones grow.
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