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(a) "The Son of Man" according to the Apocalypse
of Enoch (or Henoh).
There is no doubt that Jesus Christ was very familiar
with the Revelation of Enoch, believed to be written by the
seventh patriarch from Adam. For Judah, "the brother of
James" and the "servant of Jesus Christ," that is the brother
of Jesus, believes that Enoch was the real author of the
work bearing his name (l). There are some dispersed frag-
ments of this wonderful Apocalypse preserved in the
quotations of the Early Christian writers. The book was
lost long before Photius. It was only about the beginning
of last century that this important work was found in the
Canon of the Scriptures belonging to the Abyssinian Church,
and translated from the Ethiopic into the German language
by Dr. Dillmann, with notes and explanations (2). The book
is divided into five parts or books, and the whole contains
of Enoch (or Henoh).
There is no doubt that Jesus Christ was very familiar
with the Revelation of Enoch, believed to be written by the
seventh patriarch from Adam. For Judah, "the brother of
James" and the "servant of Jesus Christ," that is the brother
of Jesus, believes that Enoch was the real author of the
work bearing his name (l). There are some dispersed frag-
ments of this wonderful Apocalypse preserved in the
quotations of the Early Christian writers. The book was
lost long before Photius. It was only about the beginning
of last century that this important work was found in the
Canon of the Scriptures belonging to the Abyssinian Church,
and translated from the Ethiopic into the German language
by Dr. Dillmann, with notes and explanations (2). The book
is divided into five parts or books, and the whole contains