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Enoch's Journeys through the Earth and Sheol: Chapter XVII-XXXVII
XVII-XIX. The First Journey.

Enoch's Journeys through the Earth and Sheol: Chapter XVII-XXXVII
XVII-XIX. The First Journey.
   

They raised me up into a certain place, where there was (28) the appearance of a burning fire; and when they pleased they assumed the likeness of men.
hey raised me up into a certain place, where there was (28) the appearance of a burning fire; and when they pleased they assumed the likeness of men.  (28) Where there was. Or, "where they [the angels] were like" (Knibb, p. 103). 

They carried me to a lofty spot, to a mountain, the top of which reach to heaven.
2. They carried me to a lofty spot, to a mountain, the top of which reach to heaven.    

And I beheld the receptacles of light and of thunder at the extremities of the place, where it was deepest. There was a bow of fire, and arrows in their quiver, a sword of fire, and every species of lightning.
3. And I beheld the receptacles of light and of thunder at the extremities of the place, where it was deepest. There was a bow of fire, and arrows in their quiver, a sword of fire, and every species of lightning.    

Then they elevated me to a babbling stream, (29) and to a fire in the west, which received all the setting of the sun.
4. Then they elevated me to a babbling stream, (29) and to a fire in the west, which received all the setting of the sun.  (29) To a babbling stream. Literally, "to water of life, which spoke" (Laurence, p. 23). 

I came to a river of fire, which flowed like water, and emptied itself into the great sea westwards.
5. I came to a river of fire, which flowed like water, and emptied itself into the great sea westwards.    

I saw every large river, until I arrived at the great darkness. I went to where all of flesh migrate;
6. I saw every large river, until I arrived at the great darkness. I went to where all of flesh migrate;    

and I beheld the mountains of the gloom which constitutes winter, and the place from which issues the water in every abyss.
7. and I beheld the mountains of the gloom which constitutes winter, and the place from which issues the water in every abyss.    

I saw also the mouths of all the rivers in the world, and the mouths of the deep.
8. I saw also the mouths of all the rivers in the world, and the mouths of the deep.    




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