Enoch Restitutus

In this groundbreaking work, Enoch seeks to separate the genuine Book of Enoch from later apocryphal texts, and to establish its place in Christian scripture. Drawing on extensive scholarship and primary sources, Enoch offers a compelling case for the importance of this neglected text. A must-read for scholars of Biblical history and theology.

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