The Books of Enoch: Complete Collection - Featuring 1 Enoch, 2 Enoch, 3 Enoch, Original Illustrations, and Bonus Apocryphal Texts (Illustrated) Hardcover – September 4, 2024

Love the book. I try to read a chapter every day

Not a book of inspired scripture but a very good educational era book

A lot of interesting information in this that makes it a great read! I'd this type of thing interests you then I'd definitely recommend this for you!

The content is great but the physical book does not close or lay flat.

If you’re into ancient texts, religious mysteries, or just love exploring lost wisdom, this Books of Enoch collection is a goldmine. It pulls together the full 1, 2, and 3 Enoch texts with extra apocryphal writings, giving a broader picture of early mystical traditions. The added illustrations are a nice touch, making it feel more like a relic from the past rather than just another reference book. It’s not exactly light reading, but if you enjoy diving into obscure, thought-provoking texts, this is a fascinating collection to have on your shelf.

I’ve always been curious about ancient writings beyond the traditional scriptures, so I'm glad I got to go through this collection. Like the Bible, I had to read this in small sections at a time. The language used was very similar to the Bible and the scriptures I was already familiar with. Also, like the Bible, it contains some uplifting and encouraging messages. I appreciated the additional apocryphal writings and the illustrations, which added a nice touch and made for a nicer reading experience. I'm glad I had the opportunity to read this, and I would recommend it if you like biblical history or theology.

An interesting book. A good addition to the library of a student of the Bible.

I’ve always been curious about the mysteries of the world and intrigued by biblical apocrypha. I not only got the full collection of the Books of Enoch, but there are also bonus texts like the Gospel of Mary and fragments of the Book of Noah, which I wanted to add to my collection as well. I’ll admit, I wasn’t expecting to get as hooked as I did, the deeper insights into humanity’s relationship with the divine left me reflecting for days.