From Adapa to Enoch

En opinión del autor el mito de Adapa trata sencillamente de reflejar la ineludible necesidad de un cosmos en perfecto orden y armonía, y uno de los rasgos de este orden es la just...

The article explores the imagery of the celestial roles and titles of Enoch-Metatron in 2 Enoch. The analysis of the celestial roles and titles shows that the transition from the f...

Abstract:Antoine Cavigneaux’s (2014) recent edition of the Tell Haddad version of Adapa allows for a fresh assessment of the myth in all of its available versions. Close examinatio...

The book of Enoch is an ancient religious work that presents esoteric wisdom and examines the origin of sin, blending ancient Jewish history and Christian-like views. It was probab...

In an examination of the influence of the Book of Enoch on certain motifs in Milton's Paradise Lost, Mr. Grant McColley challenges the commonly accepted belief that Bruce was the f...

AbstractThis chapter gathers together a wide variety of sources which call attention to the kinds of intellectual and cultural accomplishments which are assigned to Enoch within li...

This chapter highlights the next prominent focal point of the Son of Man concept that originates from Daniel, the so-called Similitudes. The Similitudes are part of the Ethiopic Bo...

This chapter proposes that the Animal Apocalypse as extant in Ethiopic manuscripts breaks into two separate works on literary grounds. Using tools traditionally associated with sou...