The Book of Enoch: With Commentary & Concept Art on the Book of the Watchers (Complete Edition, includes 1, 2, & 3 Enoch)

"The Book of Enoch" presented by Timothy Alberino and Blurry Creatures is a remarkable and captivating exploration of one of the most enigmatic texts in ancient literature. This edition is not just a reprint of the ancient manuscript but a comprehensive guide that brings depth and clarity to its complex narratives.Alberino, known for his insightful work on ancient mysteries, teams up with Blurry Creatures to provide a thorough and engaging commentary. Their expertise and passion for the subject matter shine through, making the intricate stories and themes of the Book of Enoch accessible to both scholars and casual readers alike.What sets this edition apart is the meticulous research and thoughtful interpretation that has been put into it. They skillfully navigate the reader through the fascinating accounts of angels, giants, and otherworldly visions, offering fresh perspectives and compelling insights that resonate with modern-day spiritual and historical inquiries.The visual artwork in this edition is stunning. Each illustration is beautifully crafted, adding a rich and immersive layer to the text. The artwork vividly brings to life the ancient stories, making the reading experience even more engaging and impactful. The illustrations not only complement the narrative but also serve as a visual guide, helping readers to better understand and visualize the profound concepts and events described in the Book of Enoch.The commentary sections are particularly enlightening, providing context and explanations that enhance the reader's understanding of the ancient text. Whether you are a seasoned student of religious studies or new to the Book of Enoch, this edition offers a valuable and enriching reading experience.In addition to its intellectual rigor, the book is beautifully presented, with a clear and readable layout that makes it a pleasure to read. The combination of scholarly depth and accessible writing style ensures that this book will be a treasured addition to any library.Overall, "The Book of Enoch" by Timothy Alberino and Blurry Creatures is a must-read for anyone interested in ancient texts, biblical history, or the mysteries of the spiritual world. It is a profound and enlightening journey that will leave you with a deeper appreciation for the rich tapestry of human belief and experience.

I've browsed through several versions of the Book of Enoch in the past several years, but the work that was put into this particular book has already captured my attention more than any other. Not only are all the text related to Enoch compiled together in a way that divides them up and lays them out nicely, but there is solid historical and scholarly commentary for the most significant text of Enoch (The book of the Watchers).I will be honest; I still can't say that I 100% subscribe to Timothy Alberino's perspective on the antediluvian world, but I also can't write it off either. I believe that he has some amazing insight that he has worked very hard on and researched very well. The more I look into the ideas he suggests, the more intrigued I am, and the more they inspire me to pray and consider the Scripture of the Canon in new ways. I often find that many of his ideas can in fact fit into the overall narrative of the inspired Scripture.All in all, I would say to those who are still apprehensive about looking into this piece of non-canonized Second-Temple text; trust that God is more than able to give you wisdom. Hold fast to the word of the gospel and the truth of Christ. What is written in Enoch will add depth of understanding to your reading of the New Testament especially, as the apostles, and Jesus Himself, referred extensively to what is written in this book in various places; references that are nowhere else found in the canonized Old Testament.In quoting Revelation 19:10, Tim made a connection that stuck with me: "The testimony of Jesus is the Spirit of prophecy". When it comes down to it, the Spirit of prophecy is found in this text. Especially in the book of the Watchers that is proven to be written before the time of Christ. That, combined with the fact that it was so heavily referred to, and even quoted verbatim, by New Testament authors, I would say that this is an important read for us today. Much of the theology of the New Testament as it pertains to the afterlife, the role of angels, demons, and eternal judgment is not found anywhere other than in 1 Enoch.And again, I haven't seen a more intentionally and carefully crafted copy than this. I'm looking forward to the rest of the work coming in the Nephilim Series! Keep up the good work guys!

The extra wording from Tim Alberino is great. The artwork is kind of cool. But I will say that outside of those two things this is a fantastic book. Highly, highly, highly recommend reading at least the first book. The other two books are questionable but the first book of Enoch is a must-read. Disregard all the nonsense that a lot of people are saying.There are parts of the first book of Enoch that are quoted in Scripture.

The three books of Enoch are such incredible extra biblical resources that help much of what is in God‘s word make sense. It helps connect dots, illuminate truths, explain deeper meanings and occurrences, and shines light in dark spaces. Reading the book of Enoch has provided me with so many “ah-ha!“ moments.Aside from that, this version in particular is the best I’ve come across. It has an excellent introduction from scholar and real life “Indiana Jones”, Timothy Alberino, and profoundly beautiful conceptual artwork from Nate Henry. Both of these help further explain not only what was happening in that day, time and culture, but also what it might look like! My only complaint is, I wish they would’ve included more artwork, because what they have in there now is so captivating and truly helps my mind to picture what I’m reading. A feast for the eyes and mind!I highly recommend this version of the complete work of Enoch, And if you’re looking for a new favorite podcast, I also highly recommend you go check out Blurry Creatures wherever you listen to podcasts. It will change you forever. Promise!Thank you, Nate, Tim and Luke! Keep the good stuff coming!