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The Son of Man in the Book of Enoch
How Enoch develops Daniel's mysterious human-looking figure into a heavenly Messiah—and how that portrait illuminates Jesus' repeated use of “the Son of Man.”
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Articles
Essays exploring the history, literary world, biblical environment, and continuing interpretation of the Book of Enoch.
History
Was the Book of Enoch Really Suppressed?
Separating the documented history of Enoch from modern narratives of secrecy and conspiracy.
Article forthcomingReception
Enoch and the Early Church
How early Christian writers received, quoted, questioned, and transmitted the traditions associated with Enoch.
Article forthcomingEthiopia
The Church That Preserved Enoch
Why the Ethiopian manuscript tradition belongs at the center of the modern story of the book.
Article forthcomingNew Testament
Why Does Jude Quote Enoch?
Examining Jude's use of Enoch and what a quotation does— and does not—tell us about canonical authority.
Article forthcomingInterpretation
More Than the Watchers
Why reducing Enoch to fallen angels and giants obscures the breadth of its theological vision.
Article forthcoming