Verse 14: “And Enoch also prophesied of these people, who were in the seventh generation from Adam, by saying, “Look, the Lord has arrived with his millions of saints.”
To judge everyone, and to punish all of the ungodly of all of their acts of godlessness, which they have done without godlessness, as well as of all of the harsh words that ungodly sinners have said against him.” Verse 15: “Enoch, too, had a prophecy concerning these things.
This does not, however, indicate that the Book of Enoch is divinely inspired or that it should be included in the canon of sacred writings known as the Bible.
Jude 1:14 is undeniably Enoch’s affirmation of these assertions; yet, this does not necessarily imply that he authored the entirety of the Book of Enoch (or any of it, for that matter). This book was excluded from the collection of sacred texts known as the canon because of the problematic teaching it contained.
— Here Are Five Facts About The Book Of Enoch
1. The Name Noah Is Mentioned in the Book of Enoch
Even though the Bible states that Enoch was taken to heaven many years before Noah was born, Noah is mentioned in Enoch chapter 10 verses one through three. This is despite the fact that the Bible states that Enoch was taken to heaven.…Keep reading the full & the viral video now.
