The Books of Enoch

Three Visions in New Translation

By: Pinchas Shir

Narrated by: Virtual Voice

Many have heard about the Book of Enoch, a fascinating extra-biblical tale of a seer’s heavenly journey, fallen angels, giants, and visions of God’s throne. But few realize that there is more than one ancient book ascribed to the famed biblical hero. This volume is a collection of updated and easy-to-read modern English translations of three books: The Book of Watchers (1 Enoch), The Book of Secrets (2 Enoch), and The Book of Palaces (3 Enoch). Countless readers of Enoch enjoy ancient stories but are often discouraged by struggling through the obscure and archaic language of older translations. This new and updated translation removes such obstacles. This collection of three visions of Enoch is supplemented with study footnotes to aid curious readers and students of ancient apocryphal and Jewish literature alike. So, immerse yourself into the world of Enoch literature, and now not only read the stories, but listen to them in audio format!

The dedication that went into the research for this book!

I loved the story I always wanted to read this part of the bible! So this being available to read.

Very well researched. Absolute terrible AI and self plugging

Horrible AI and author self plugging are beyond annoying. Actually ruins a well prepared story

To many times

Dude advertisement is fine once and awhile but constantly is just annoying. It seriously takes away from the good work of the book. No one commentes on just a different name METATRON!

Great listen! Highly recommend if reading.

I’ve been wanting to read Enoch for a while. I started the book then found this book on here included in my membership. I loved being able to listen to the book while reading it feels like it sticks better.

Seriously?

This texted is difficult to understand because the computer voice, though it sounds human, does not use and voice modification when speaking in conversations so it is difficult to determine who said what. On top of that the authors pleas for a positive review on Amazon every few chapters is extremely annoying.