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The Books of Enoch: Complete Collection is a modern, illustrated compilation of 1 Enoch, 2 Enoch, 3 Enoch, along with supplemental apocryphal texts, edited and presented by Divine Press, with contributions attributed to Rabbi Ishmael, Anonymous, and Enoch, and includes translator insights from R. H. Charles. This collection assembles ancient Enochic material that exists outside the canonical Bible, featuring both traditional Ethiopic/Ge’ez texts and earlier Greek/Hebrew fragments where available, and it often adds modern illustrations and explanatory notes for readers.

Key components to know

1 Enoch (The Book of the Watchers and related sections): a composite work describing the fall of the Watchers, visions, and apocalyptic prophecies. It is widely studied as pseudepigrapha and not part of the canonical Hebrew Bible or most Christian canons.

2 Enoch and 3 Enoch: later Enochic texts with distinct themes and medieval/early Christian Jewish reception; 2 Enoch survives in Slavic manuscripts and 3 Enoch in Hebrew/Aramaic traditions, though both have more limited canonical status than 1 Enoch.

Apocryphal texts: the collection often includes related works and mosaics of Enoch-related literature beyond the core three books, sometimes with translations and scholarly apparatus.

Illustrations and notes: modern editions commonly feature original artwork and translator or editor notes to aid understanding of historical context and textual lineage.

Things to consider before buying

Canonical status: While highly influential in early Jewish and Christian thought, these texts are not part of most canonical Bibles, so check your interest in scholarship, apocrypha, or comparative religion before purchasing.

Edition quality: Verify the accuracy of translations, the presence of critical apparatus, and whether the illustrations align with your expectations for scholarly versus devotional use.