The Book of Enoch, Chapter 38 summary
Chapter 38 of 108 · 2 min to read the chapter
In Chapter 38, the parable describes a judgment in which sinners are separated from the righteous, the Righteous One is revealed, and divine light shines on the faithful. It presents a reversal of power: kings and mighty figures lose their standing and fall into righteous hands, while the opportunity for repentance ends.
What happens
- The parable announces a gathering of the righteous and a judgment that removes sinners from the earth.
- The Righteous One appears before the faithful, while those who reject the Lord of Spirits have nowhere to rest.
- Hidden truths about the righteous become known, and sinners are cast away from the holy community.
- Proud rulers lose their status and cannot bear the light shining on the righteous.
- Kings and mighty figures face destruction and pass into the hands of the faithful.
- Requests for mercy cease because life and the opportunity to repent are over.
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The sentence makes the judgment final. It links the end of life with the loss of any opportunity to repent.
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