Yes — and you’re in good company asking. The Apostle Jude quotes Enoch word for word in your own New Testament (Jude 1:14) — and the quoted line is printed on p. 8 of this volume. We present it as history, not added scripture: every text opens with a scholarly introduction explaining what it is, who wrote it, and why it was set aside. Read it as context that makes your Genesis and Jude reading richer.

All of them — that’s the point. This volume contains 1 Enoch (all 108 chapters, nothing abridged), 2 Enoch, 3 Enoch, the Book of Giants, and ten more ancient texts — fourteen in total, each listed in the numbered table of contents with its real page number (the Book of Giants starts on p. 70; Sefer ha-Razim on p. 301). 320 pages, 7×10.

It’s a verified modern English rendering — not a reprint of the century-old translation. Clear sentences, comfortable large type on 7×10 pages. If you can read your Bible, you can read this. The page-spread photos above are real pages from this edition — judge the type for yourself.

Look us up. Library of Alexandria Press is a real U.S. publisher with 873 titles in print and a public Audible catalog you can check right now. Our imprint, ISBN, and "Printed in the United States of America" are on the copyright page inside the book itself. And your digital library arrives by email minutes after checkout — proof of delivery before the box even ships.

You can find free versions online — including modern ones. What you can’t find free: all fourteen texts in one readable volume, a scholarly introduction for each, a professionally produced audiobook, and a publisher you can verify. The free PDF is a file; this is the library.

Clear, natural, professionally produced narration — warm, well-paced, and easy to listen to for hours, with the ancient names pronunciation-checked and each text’s introduction on its own skippable track. It’s included free with every order, alongside the eBook — you’ll have it minutes after checkout, so listen and judge for yourself. The 365-day guarantee covers you either way.

The digital library — the Enoch eBook, the audiobook, and all 242 bonus books — is delivered by BookFunnel within minutes of checkout. The printed volume is made to order in the USA and ships with full tracking; we email your tracking link the moment it’s on its way.

You have 365 days to return it for a full refund — and you keep the entire digital library either way. The terms are exactly what you just read: no restocking fees, no “opened only” fine print. All the risk is ours.

That’s exactly why the 2-book option exists — keep one, gift one. The 7×10 volume arrives gift-ready, and you can share the digital library with your reader the same day.

There’s no required order — this is context, not replacement. Many readers keep it next to Genesis and Jude and read the related chapters side by side; it makes those pages richer, not smaller. Get it now, read it when you’re ready — or press play on the audiobook in the meantime.

No. We don’t claim it belongs in your Bible, and we don’t sell it as added scripture. We claim something much simpler: Jude quoted it, the Dead Sea Scrolls contained it, and the Ethiopian church preserved it for more than 1,500 years. It’s the history the Bible’s writers knew. Whether it belongs in a canon is a question for your church — whether you may read it is a question history already answered.

The book: 320 pages, 7×10 — all three Books of Enoch, the Book of Giants, and ten more ancient texts, each with a scholarly introduction.

Free with it: the Enoch eBook + full audiobook ($39.90 value) · the 242-book Lost & Forbidden Library in eBook and audiobook ($400 value) · the Complete 88-Book Ethiopian Bible eBook + audiobook ($49 value) · free U.S. shipping ($19.95).

The math: $509+ in free extras on a $49.95 book — and the digital part is in your inbox minutes after checkout via BookFunnel.