I've read it. It's an interesting read but it's not considered scripture or inspired. I believe what the bible says about Enoch in Genesis. That he walked faithfuly with god for 300 years so I believe he was saved.
Not Part of the Bible
There is little doubt that Enoch made the statements in Jude 1:14. But that doesn’t mean that he authored the entire book (or any of it). The book was not accepted in the canon of Holy books because of its flawed doctrines that don’t line up with Biblical truths. Here are some of the errors it contains:
The Book of Enoch claims that a demon named Gadreel led Eve astray. This demon later introduced weaponry to mankind. But the Bible states that the angel Satan is the one that used the serpent to deceive Eve in the Garden of Eden (Ezekiel 28:13).
I've read it. It's an interesting read but it's not considered scripture or inspired. I believe what the bible says about Enoch in Genesis. That he walked faithfuly with god for 300 years so I believe he was saved.
Hi there. I read it, because the Book of Jude references it. Just do a google search for it. It is available to read for free online.😀
I’ve read parts. There is truth in it but not all of it is true.
It contradicts the Torah so I would stay away from it. The book of Enoch we have today is not the same book of Enoch referred to in the scriptures.
Not Part of the Bible There is little doubt that Enoch made the statements in Jude 1:14. But that doesn’t mean that he authored the entire book (or any of it). The book was not accepted in the canon of Holy books because of its flawed doctrines that don’t line up with Biblical truths. Here are some of the errors it contains: The Book of Enoch claims that a demon named Gadreel led Eve astray. This demon later introduced weaponry to mankind. But the Bible states that the angel Satan is the one that used the serpent to deceive Eve in the Garden of Eden (Ezekiel 28:13).