The Book of Enoch: Watchers, Giants, and Knowledge Pushed Outside the Bible

In 1947, people found clay jars holding leather scrolls in caves at Qumran, beside the Dead Sea. The Aramaic fragments inside showed that an ancient Jewish community copied several works about Enoch, the ancestor who lived 365 years and then "walked with God".

In 1947, people found clay jars holding leather scrolls in caves at Qumran, beside the Dead Sea. The Aramaic fragments inside showed that an ancient Jewish community copied several works about Enoch, the ancestor who lived 365 years and then "walked with God".

In 1947, people found clay jars holding leather scrolls in caves at Qumran, beside the Dead Sea. The Aramaic fragments inside showed that an ancient Jewish community copied several works about Enoch, the ancestor who lived 365 years and then "walked with God".

In 1947, people found clay jars holding leather scrolls in caves at Qumran, beside the Dead Sea. The Aramaic fragments inside showed that an ancient Jewish community copied several works about Enoch, the ancestor who lived 365 years and then "walked with God".