The Book of Enoch, Chapter 57 summary
Chapter 57 of 108 · 1 min to read the chapter
In Chapter 57, the narrator sees men riding swift wagons across the sky, while their thunderous approach draws heavenly attention and shakes the earth’s pillars. Witnesses in heaven and on earth bow before the Lord of Spirits, and the second parable closes by affirming His greatness and judgment.
What happens
- The narrator sees many wagons crossing the sky, carrying men borne by winds from three directions.
- The roaring wheels attract the attention of the holy ones in heaven.
- The earth’s pillars shake, and the sound crosses the heavens in a single day.
- All witnesses in heaven and on earth bow in worship before the Lord of Spirits.
- The second parable ends with heaven and earth witnessing divine glory and judgment.
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What to notice
The shared response unites heavenly and earthly witnesses. Their worship makes divine authority the central meaning of the vision.
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From which directions do the men arrive?
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