Ancient text
1 Enoch
A composite Jewish apocalyptic work attributed to Enoch, comprising several distinct sections including a book of watchers, astronomical material, and visions.
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Document
Source- Culture
- Second Temple Jewish
- Language
- Preserved complete in Geʿez; fragments in Aramaic and Greek
- Approximate date
- Composite work, sections from the third century BCE onward
- Corpus
- second_temple
- Review status
- in_review
Relationships to biblical passages
InterpretationquotationPossible dependence
Jude 14-15 attributes a prophecy to "Enoch, the seventh from Adam", and the content corresponds closely to material in the opening chapter of 1 Enoch. CodexTrace has not seeded the text of 1 Enoch, so the correspondence is recorded as a research question with an explicit attribution in Jude rather than demonstrated on-site. The classification above records that Jude itself names Enoch as the source; it does not settle the literary relationship between the two works.
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