The Book of Enoch, Chapter 73: riassunto
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In Chapter 73, the narrator observes a law governing the moon, describing its wind-driven chariot, changing monthly movements, and carefully measured brightness. The account traces its first visible phase beside the sun and its increasing light, presenting these changes as a sequence governed by precise portions.
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- The narrator sees another heavenly law, this one concerning the moon.
- Wind drives the moon’s chariot, and its full brightness equals one seventh of the sun’s light.
- The first phase appears in the east on the thirtieth morning, at the same gate as the rising sun.
- The account measures the moon’s light in fractional portions and describes its rising and setting alongside the sun.
- The moon moves away from the rising sun and grows brighter through its remaining days.
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