The Books of Enoch, The Book of Giants: The Enochian Library

1 Enoch, 2 Enoch, 3 Enoch, The Manichean and Aramaic Book of Giants, with Information on Watchers, Grigori, Angels and Enoch's Calendar

De: Joseph Lumpkin

Narrado por: Dennis Logan

Duración: 15 h y 16 m

Resumen del Editor

The award-winning translations and commentary done by Joseph Lumpkin on The Books of Enoch and The Book of Giants: The Enochian Library containing 1 Enoch (The Hebrew Book of Enoch), 2 Enoch (The Slavonic Book of Enoch), 3 Enoch (The Hebrew Book of Enoch), The Manichean and Aramaic versions of Book of Giants, with information and insight on the Watchers, Nephilim, Grigori, Giants, the Fallen Angels, Enoch's prophecies, and the Calendar of Enoch used in Daniel's prophecy, all in clear and easily understood language.

©2017 Joseph Lumpkin (P)2017 Joseph Lumpkin

once you get past the first few chapters ....

this is an excellent book just keep going the first part will throw you off a little bit it's a little hard to follow with the Kodak corrupted Kodak corrupted constantly repeating itself it seems but that does not continue throughout the entire book so I recommend you just keep going

Codex corrupted

Why do I keep hearing codex corrupted throughout he reading? It’s annoying. Please fix this if possible.

pretty solid study.

this is a reading of multiple fragments of enochian texts with little interpretation, still great!

An interesting book, but not canon!

This book is a interesting read, but no Christian should take anything away. except as entertainment, or historical interest. This book is not inspired, or canon. And there is a lot of mixed information, about who wrote it. And which Enoch, the book refers to. But the safest way to know, this book is not inspired or canon. Is if it should have been, GOD would have made it to be in the Bible.

Not for me.

The echo that often occurs is annoying. The reader is ugh, annoying. The commentary is eh & I'd probably rather not have it. And the translation is weak & even often inaccurate.

bobo's review of this book totally great read ...

I loved this book I will revisit this book most definitely. recommend for all

Buy the physical copy instead

My issues with this one were overwhelming. I couldn't even finish. My minor is in Biblical Studies and I've always been interested in this subject but the narration was unbearable. He sounds like he's trying way too hard to sound cool and edgy and the occasional echo effect he uses, especially as he reads chapter titles, made it too hard for me to take the audio seriously.

Ad for the content, I loved the lengths that the author went to to present the complete book f Enoch. He draws from multiple texts from other cultures apart from the Jewish manuscripts from Qumran. The major issue is that the constant jumping from one text to another becomes confusing due to the audio format. You will he better off either pairing this with the physical counterpart or simply opting for the physical copy alone. This audio version simply doesn't work alone.

Horrible Narrator

He makes it difficult to follow along because he releases outloud the breaks meant just for the narrator

Not worth listening to this narrator

I had to remove this book. The narrator is horrible and the echo made it worse. So cringing to listen

narrator ok but not for me

started speaking very slow had to turn the speed up and some of the words were mispronounced very irritating