The Book Of Enoch Says Enoch Will Return Before The Final Judgment

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Published Oct 4, 2026

Genesis 5 ends eight lives with the same three words: "and he died." Enoch's entry never does. Near the end of the Book of Enoch, in chapter 90, three figures clothed in white and a ram take him by the hands and set him down among the living "before the judgement took place." Who is holding his hands, and why were some of the earliest Christians sure they knew what he was coming back to do?

Sources referenced in this video include the Book of Enoch (R.H. Charles translation, 1917, with notes from his 1912 edition), the King James Bible, Irenaeus (Against Heresies 5.5.1), Tertullian (On the Soul 50), Hippolytus (On Christ and Antichrist 43, 47), the Coptic Apocalypse of Elijah, the Gospel of Nicodemus, and Richard Bauckham, "The Martyrdom of Enoch and Elijah: Jewish or Christian?" (Journal of Biblical Literature 95, 1976). This video explores historical texts and scholarly debate; interpretations are presented for educational purposes.

0:00 The one life without a funeral
2:04 The Animal Apocalypse
4:32 Three in white
5:23 That ram
8:43 The first confrontation
11:14 A death postponed
12:49 The two witnesses
14:26 Three and a half days
16:28 So when does he come?
18:36 What the text does not say

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