The Book of Enoch, Chapter 30 summary
Chapter 30 of 108 · 1 min to read the chapter
In Chapter 30, the narrator travels farther east and reaches a valley filled with water, where a tree resembles other fragrant trees, including the mastic tree. Cinnamon trees grow along the valley’s sides and scent the air before the narrator continues east.
What happens
- The narrator travels farther east and reaches a water-filled valley.
- The narrator sees a fragrant tree resembling a mastic tree.
- Cinnamon trees grow beside the valley and release a sweet scent.
- The narrator continues farther east.

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