The intersection of traditions evident in 2 Enoch helps shed light on how identity and thought in the first century was taking shape. ... 2 Enoch exists in a liminal space where these traditions had not yet solidified with clear boundaries.

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Changing Divine Speech: When Tradition Trumps the Text, Even When God Speaks

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Explore visualizations: What texts may have influenced 1 Enoch, and what texts did 1 Enoch possibly influence?

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"I am storing up treasures in a place where the human hand cannot reach" ... do Matthew and tractate Bava Batra share a tradition about storing heavenly treasures?

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You are not the only one to think this!

"Genesis 7:1: The Hebrew means 'box'. Because 'ark' is so old a word, which people no longer use, and because the story is so famous, people think the word really means 'boat'. It is not a boat in the flood story ..."

Richard Elliott Friedman
The Hidden Book in the Bible
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Yes! It seems very plausible that the pattern connecting prehistory (Ps 74) and eschatology (Isa 27) was very much in the mind of book of the Parables. From Mulder's "Leviathan on the Menu":