๐จ๐จ๐จ - Who is the Son of Man / Adam?
Chapter 46: Enoch sees the "Ancient of Days" and the Son of Man. This vision describes the Son of Man with a head like white wool, full of grace, similar to one of the holy angels. Enoch inquires about this figure, learning that this Son of Man will reveal all hidden treasures, will judge kings and the mighty, and is chosen by the Lord of Spirits for his righteousness.
Chapter 47: This chapter continues with the theme of judgment, describing how the prayers of the righteous ascend to heaven, and the judgment is set where the books are opened. The chapter emphasizes the role of the Son of Man as a figure who sits on the throne of glory for judgment.
Chapter 48: Here, the Son of Man is named before the Lord of Spirits, even before the creation of the stars. It speaks of his pre-existence and his role in providing salvation. His name is a source of salvation, and he is described as the light of the Gentiles and the hope for those who are troubled in heart.
Chapter 49: This chapter delves into the power and wisdom of the Elect One (the Son of Man), emphasizing his role in judgment, his righteousness, and his power to reveal all the secrets of wisdom because the spirit of wisdom dwells in him.
Chapter 50: Discusses the day of tribulation and judgment, where the sinners are punished, but the righteous are saved. It contrasts the fate of the sinners with the glory and honor of the Elect One, underlining a future resurrection hope for the righteous.
Chapter 61: This chapter involves the measurements of the Lord for the judgment, how angels are given long cords to measure the righteous and elect, ensuring they receive salvation and that none of the righteous will be lost.
Chapter 62: A dramatic chapter where kings, the mighty, and all who possess the earth will suffer in the chains of condemnation when they recognize the Son of Man sitting on the throne of his glory. Here, the ultimate judgment leads to despair for the wicked but joy for the righteous who will be saved.
Chapter 68: Discusses the names and functions of the fallen angels, particularly focusing on their leaders like Samyaza and Azazel, and the teachings they imparted to humans, which led to corruption.
Chapter 69: Continues with the secrets of the fallen angels, detailing the oath they took on the sacred mountain, and how these secrets have led mankind astray, including the making of weapons and ornaments, leading to an increase in sinfulness.
Chapter 70: Enoch's name is lifted up to the presence of the Son of Man and to the Lord of Spirits from amongst those who dwell on the earth. It deals with Enoch's ultimate ascent to heaven, marking his transition from earthly life to an exalted state.
Chapter 71: of the Book of Enoch continues from the previous visions Enoch has about the cosmos, the order of the stars, luminaries, and the judgment. Here's a summary based on interpretations commonly discussed:
Enoch's Ascent: Enoch's spirit is described as being translated, ascending into the heavens. This event signifies his transition from an earthly existence to a celestial one, emphasizing his unique role as a witness and scribe of divine secrets.
Cosmic Revelations: Enoch sees the mechanisms of the universe, particularly focusing on the operations of the heavenly bodies. This includes detailed observations of the sun and moon's paths, showcasing an interest in the astronomical knowledge of the time, which might reflect ancient wisdom or divine revelation about the order of the cosmos.
Angelic Guides: Enoch is guided by angels, notably Michael, who shows him all the secrets of righteousness and the ends of the heaven. This includes the chambers of all the stars and luminaries, illustrating a universe governed by divine law and order.
@biffdon Yes, but we have been indoctrinated or rather influenced to chase and be eager for money.
Thats the root of all evil or at least thats the message in that verse.