Reading Enoch Wisely
Kingdom Field Manual No. 4: A 7-Day Guide to the Book of Enoch With Your Bible Open Beside It
"The Book of Enoch was banned from the Bible."
"Jude quotes it, so it must be Scripture."
"Don't touch it, it's dangerous."
The Book of Enoch is everywhere right now, and most of what's said about it is either overhyped or fearful. Neither one helps you read it well.
Reading Enoch Wisely walks you through the most important parts of 1 Enoch in seven days, with your Bible open beside every reading. You'll learn exactly what the book is, where it agrees with Scripture, where it goes further, and why Scripture always has the final word.
Written by Bennett Tanton, host of Broadcasting Seeds and its Book of Enoch series.
What you get
- A 14-page printable PDF workbook, available to download right away.
- A clear map of 1 Enoch: its five books, where it comes from, and what the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Ethiopian church have to do with it.
- The guardrail: three questions to ask of every passage, and why Jude quoting Enoch doesn't make it Scripture.
- A 7-day reading plan that pairs each Enoch reading with Scripture: the Watchers beside Genesis 6, the Son of Man beside Daniel 7 and Matthew 25, and the imprisoned angels beside 2 Peter and Jude.
- Worksheet pages for every day, with space to note what agrees with Scripture, what goes beyond it, and your questions.
- A one-page checklist that sums up the whole week.
Why start today
- The next Enoch claim is already in your feed. Know what the book is before the next video tells you what to believe about it.
- How you read Enoch shapes how you read your Bible. Get the guardrail in place first, and Enoch sharpens your understanding of Genesis 6 and Jude instead of pulling you off course.
- It takes 20 minutes a day. Seven days from now, you can hold your own in any conversation about Enoch, with Scripture firmly in charge.
For less than the cost of a coffee, read one of the most talked-about ancient books with confidence instead of confusion.
"And Enoch walked with God: and he was not; for God took him." (Genesis 5:24)
