The Book of Enoch, Chapter 26 summary
Chapter 26 of 108 · 2 min to read the chapter
In Chapter 26, the narrator reaches the center of the earth and sees flourishing trees, a holy mountain, two other mountains, and deep ravines with flowing water or dry rock. The survey brings the contrast between abundant growth and bare terrain into focus, leaving the traveler amazed by the landscape.
What happens
- The narrator reaches earth’s center and finds a richly blessed land covered in flourishing trees.
- A holy mountain rises above a stream that flows south along its eastern side.
- A taller mountain stands farther east, separated from the holy mountain by a deep ravine containing another stream.
- A smaller western mountain borders a dry ravine, while another dry ravine extends along the outer edges of all three mountains.
- The narrator marvels at the contrast between the bare, rocky ravines and the flourishing land.
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