The Book of Enoch, Chapter 97 summary
Chapter 97 of 108 · 2 min to read the chapter
In Chapter 97, the speaker assures the righteous that sinners face disgrace and destruction, with prayers and testimony exposing their wrongdoing before the Most High. The warning then targets people who gain wealth unjustly, declaring that their full houses and granaries cannot preserve their riches or protect them from a curse.
What happens
- The speaker assures the righteous that sinners face disgrace and destruction, which the angels welcome.
- Sinners face questions about where they can escape when judgment comes and the righteous pray.
- Their wrongdoing is read aloud before the Holy Great One, who rejects their unjust works.
- The speaker condemns people who gather silver and gold unjustly and boast about their possessions.
- Their lies drain away like water, their riches depart, and they face a great curse.
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What to notice
The image counters the sinners' confidence in abundance. Their apparent security gives way to the loss of riches and a curse.
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