Enoch's Journeys Part 1 | Ep 10 Book of Enoch Bible Study: Down-to-Earth & Verse-by-Verse

This is part 10 of our in-depth study of the Book of Enoch (also known as 1 Enoch). In this series, we're reading through the entire Book of Enoch, providing commentary on each chapter, and discussing parallel Scriptures from the Bible.

This episode covers Enoch 17:1-19:1 and is the intro video for the part of the book known as Enoch's Journeys. Discussions include the Hebrew behind Biblical phrases such as the “cornerstone of the earth,” “the ends of the earth,” and more.

Thanks for watching, and hope you enjoy.

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Timestamps:

0:00 Introduction
0:53 Enoch's first journey
7:55 What is the cornerstone of the earth?
10:59 Hebrew words for cornerstone in Job
13:17 What are the pillars of heaven?
17:36 Hebrew word picture for “completed”
19:07 What the Bible means by "ends of the earth"
21:22 10,000 year mystery
23:52 Fallen angels, Nephilim and demons

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About the series:

Our Book of Enoch Bible Study series offers a down-to-earth look at this often sensationalized text. Instead of focusing mainly on fallen angels, our goal is to learn the heart of our Father and gain understanding of the Old and New Testament Scriptures that parallel Enoch’s words. Throughout this series, we’ll read together and discuss:

- Life before the Flood
- How sin and transgression caused GOD to destroy His creation,
- Enoch’s epic prophecies covering the history of humanity and Israel,
- The many passages in Enoch that point to YASHUA HA MASHIACH (JESUS CHRIST),
- The ancient calendar of Israel,
- End-times prophecies and how Father will protect us through the days to come, and
- What life will be like in Millennium.

Enoch is a remarkably full book that sheds light on everything from Genesis to Revelation, so, in our view, to understand Enoch is to better understand the entire Bible.

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Links & Resources:

The Book of Enoch - read it for free online, no ads: https://www.fathersalphabet.com/the-book-of-enoch/

Free PDF Download of the Book of Enoch: https://www.fathersalphabet.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/07/Book-of-Enoch-1-Enoch-Free-PDF-Download.pdf

Questions about Enoch? Read this article: https://www.fathersalphabet.com/enochblog/ or watch this video: https://youtu.be/Pv6GIkjuvvA

Audio-Only Edition of this series (stream or download free mp3s of each episode): https://www.fathersalphabet.com/enoch/#audio

Our website: https://www.fathersalphabet.com/

Quph episode: https://youtu.be/e_pPTZBr7nc?feature=shared

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