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Excellent
Interesting, and uplifting.
Book of Enoch
Interesting
Mr Janes
It open up the more of the fallen Angels and the Daugther of men and what is being
Enoch, the missing books
This has given me a great insight for the study of the King James Bible. 🇮🇱
Jo
Can’t use the audio
Suits my purpose
I am happy to have an audio versionof the Book of Enoch,
But …
I would prefer it to be read by one person and without the dramatic vocal intonation, background music and sound effects.
I’m not implying that it should be read in a monotone, but without all the ‘acting’
But …
I would prefer it to be read by one person and without the dramatic vocal intonation, background music and sound effects.
I’m not implying that it should be read in a monotone, but without all the ‘acting’
NA
Very Interesting
Love this
I enjoy this audio bible very much
Stuff I don’t know 🤷🏾♀️
This app let me know, what I don’t know 🤷🏾♀️
Great Book to Read
Excellent Book that’s part of the Bible. I only wish that it could be read aloud utilizing Max McLean’s voice like the KJV Audio Bible. Please let this happen.
Never mind.
My critique was wrong.
Ideological Injection Disguised as Ancient Wisdom
This app claims to be ‘King James Version Scripture’ but the KJV explicitly excluded Enoch from canon. More concerning: the translation contains modern political vocabulary (oppressor/oppression/equity) that doesn’t exist in ancient Hebrew/Aramaic/Ge’ez source texts.
The original concepts were about individual wickedness (chamas, rasha) and divine righteousness (tzedek, mishpat) - not systemic oppression and equity frameworks. By injecting contemporary social justice terminology into ancient apocalyptic literature, the translator is making readers think their modern ideological assumptions are validated by 2000-year-old texts.
This is sophisticated manipulation: using the authority of ‘scripture’ to bypass critical thinking while reshaping how people conceptualize justice, morality, and divine order. The tracking/data collection adds another layer - your engagement with ideologically-shaped ‘ancient wisdom’ becomes monetizable behavioral data.
If you want actual Enoch scholarship, read R.H. Charles (1906) or Nickelsburg & VanderKam translations with critical apparatus. This app is theological propaganda with a scripture wrapper.
The original concepts were about individual wickedness (chamas, rasha) and divine righteousness (tzedek, mishpat) - not systemic oppression and equity frameworks. By injecting contemporary social justice terminology into ancient apocalyptic literature, the translator is making readers think their modern ideological assumptions are validated by 2000-year-old texts.
This is sophisticated manipulation: using the authority of ‘scripture’ to bypass critical thinking while reshaping how people conceptualize justice, morality, and divine order. The tracking/data collection adds another layer - your engagement with ideologically-shaped ‘ancient wisdom’ becomes monetizable behavioral data.
If you want actual Enoch scholarship, read R.H. Charles (1906) or Nickelsburg & VanderKam translations with critical apparatus. This app is theological propaganda with a scripture wrapper.
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I Am Grateful
It’s been a while since I’ve read this book. However I am grateful for The Spirit that comes through the pages. This is truly A Labor of Love.
No Audio
I cannot figure out how to get the audio to work.
Must reads
I find the book very educational in a biblical aspect.
Enoch
Great resource
Not Complete
Chapters missing 80% of content.
Not R. H. Charles
This version is not an R. H. Charles translation. Be careful!
Missing parts
Noticed that a large sum of the book is missing… why?
