The Book of Enoch: karakterler, zaman çizelgesi ve mekânlar

Enoch blesses the chosen and describes a vision intended for a future generation facing great trouble.

Angels agree to take human wives and have children despite Semjâzâ’s fear of punishment.

Michael, Uriel, Raphael, and Gabriel bring the suffering souls’ case before the Lord.

The Most High orders angels to warn Noah about a flood and punish the fallen angels and their children.

Enoch declares that the Watchers’ petition is rejected and announces their exclusion from heaven and their sons’ destruction.

Raphael explains that four chambers inside a mountain hold the dead until judgment, separated according to their deeds.

The narrator reaches the Garden of Righteousness and admires the tree of wisdom.

Enoch receives books of judgment and is carried into heaven, where he sees the righteous and the Elect One.

An angel identifies a humanlike figure beside the Ancient One as the righteous Son of Man.

The earth, Sheol, and hell release what they hold as the Chosen One separates the righteous and holy from others.

Earthly rulers recognize the enthroned Chosen One’s authority with terror and plead unsuccessfully for mercy.

God praises Noah’s blameless life and promises to preserve life through a wooden vessel.

Enoch receives honor before the Son of Man and the Lord of Spirits, then departs on spirit chariots.

Uriel explains the heavenly lights, detailing the sun’s passage through eastern and western gates.

Enoch reads heavenly records of human deeds and returns to earth with instructions to teach his children.

Methuselah’s father commands him to preserve books of wisdom and explains the year’s count.

Enoch tells Methuselah a dream in which cattle multiply and a black bull attacks a red one.

The narrator sees a flood, the growth and rescue of a flock, and its repeated turns away from its Lord.

Enoch gathers his sons through Methuselah and urges them to choose righteousness rather than violence.

The speaker declares that humans create sin and that heaven records every act of oppression.

The speaker declares that heavenly records promise lasting joy to the righteous dead and judgment for sinners.

Lamech fears his extraordinary newborn comes from angels, and Methuselah asks Enoch to explain.

Enoch assures Methuselah that the newborn truly belongs to Lamech and describes tablets promising an end to wrongdoing.

Enoch addresses those who keep the law and describes a fiery place holding the spirits of sinners.