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1 Enoch 24
The selected Charles 1906 edited text and its POB working translation, not a new manuscript collation. Images are disclosed interpretations, not divine portraits, authenticated events or physical cosmology. Chapter artwork disclosure: Fictional casting, tree and landscapes, not authentic portraits, botanical identification or geographical reconstruction. A living-tree image does not prove timeless non-withering. The difficult selected-edition wording remains qualified in its source notes. God remains unpictured.
Source and translation notes
· Geʿez
Source edition: charles-1906-enoch
Current canonical draft wording shown for private artwork and source review. This does not certify manuscript wording, human review, scene alignment, or publication.
Chapter and verse addresses follow the supplied selected-edition POB records. Each available verse is displayed once; artwork does not certify source completeness.
- 24:3[a] The Ge’ez wording about the mountains’ height is unclear.
- 24:4[a] The Ge’ez comparison with other trees is damaged; the surviving words suggest that none was like this tree.
- 24:5[a] The Ge’ez is damaged in the phrases about the tree’s appearance and its fruit.
1 Enoch 24:2
Seven Splendid Mountains
The Mountains and the Fragrant Tree · 1 Enoch 24
Story guide: Seven splendid mountains rise above deep winding valleys, their different stone faces catching the light.
Open this scene in the reader →2I went toward it and saw seven magnificent mountains, each different from the others, with precious, beautiful stones. Their appearance was altogether splendid and glorious, and their faces were beautiful: three toward the east, firmly set one upon another, and three toward the south, one upon another. There were deep, winding valleys that did not come close to one another.
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