The Book of Enoch (1 Enoch) is a Jewish apocalyptic text attributed to the biblical patriarch Enoch, containing accounts of the Watchers (fallen angels), the Nephilim, and extensive apocalyptic visions. It was influential in Second Temple Judaism and early Christianity.
Foundational text for Second Temple Jewish apocalyptic theology, the divine council worldview, and the Watchers narrative; influenced New Testament writings.
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