The Book of Enoch Translated by R.H. Charles & Thomas R. Horn

The Book of Enoch

Translated by R.H. Charles & Thomas R. Horn

While not a part of the official canon for many Christian denominations, The Book of Enoch remains a profoundly important text for students and scholars of the Bible and early Christianity. This edition, featuring the foundational translation by R.H. Charles, offers a vital glimpse into the theological and cultural context of the early Church Age. It is widely used in academic settings as a supplemental resource to help serious researchers better understand the historical landscape from which the New Testament emerged.

A Window into Ancient Beliefs

For centuries, The Book of Enoch has been a subject of great interest and debate. It is considered canonical by some churches, such as the Ethiopian and Eritrean Orthodox Tewahedo Churches, while others recognize its value as a noncanonical text with significant historical and theological insight. This volume provides an essential tool for exploring topics like the origins of demons, the role of angels, and apocalyptic prophecies, making it a crucial addition to the library of anyone studying ancient religious thought.

Features:

• Scholarly Translation: Includes the authoritative translation by R.H. Charles, D.Litt., D.D.
• Historical Context: An invaluable resource for understanding the cultural and theological background of the early Christian church.
• Supplemental Study: Perfect for students and researchers looking to deepen their biblical knowledge.