The Book of Enoch, Chapter 36 summary
Chapter 36 of 108 · 1 min to read the chapter
In Chapter 36, the narrator travels to the southern edge of the earth and the eastern edge of the heavens, observing openings for weather and the stars. These sights lead him to praise the Lord of Glory and explain that creation displays divine power for angels, spirits, and all people.
What happens
- The narrator travels south to the earth’s farthest edge and sees three portals releasing dew, rain, and wind.
- He travels east to the heavens’ edge and sees three more openings with smaller openings above them.
- Stars pass through the smaller openings, moving west along assigned paths.
- He praises the Lord of Glory and says these wonders reveal divine power to angels, spirits, and people.

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