The Book of Enoch in The Dead Sea Scrolls

This video discusses the Book of Enoch as found in The Dead Sea Scrolls. It provides detailed information about the Books of Enoch, their content, structure, provenance, and relation to the Qumran community. The video explores the original languages in which the Book of Enoch was composed, its worldview and religious thought, as well as its influence on Judaism and Christianity. The Enochic writings are presented as significant for understanding the religious development of Judaism in the Hellenistic period and the history of early Christianity, including their impact on interpretations of Daniel 7 and the origins of evil. It also touches on the eventual disrepute of the Enochic writings in Mediterranean Christianity and their transmission to Ethiopia. The video references the Encyclopedia of the Dead Sea Scrolls by Schiffman and VanderKam for further information.
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I find it fascinating that someone could say Enoch was composed in Ge'ez AFTER Aramaic, seeing as how the entire Old Testament as it exists today was already in Ethiopia in the 1st Century AD, according to Acts 8. You may wanna rethink your position on this a bit.

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