Matthew 24: 45 “Who then is the faithful and wise servant whom his master has put in charge of his household to give the others [in the house] their food and supplies at the proper time? 46 Blessed is that [faithful] servant when his master returns and finds him doing so. 47 I assure you and most solemnly say to you that he will put him in charge of all his possessions. 48 But if that servant is evil and says in his heart, ‘My master is taking his time [he will not return for a long while],’ 49 and begins to beat his fellow servants and to eat and drink with drunkards; 50 the master of that servant will come on a day when he does not expect him and at an hour of which he is not aware, 51 and will cut him in two and put him with the hypocrites; in that place there will be weeping [over sorrow and pain] and grinding of teeth [over distress and anger].
Matthew 18: 21 Then Peter came up and said to Him, “Lord, how many times shall my brother sin against me and I still forgive him? Up to seven times?” 22 Jesus *said to him, “I do not say to you, up to seven times, but up to seventy-seven times.
23 “For this reason the kingdom of heaven is like a king who wanted to settle accounts with his slaves. 24 And when he had begun to settle them, one who owed him ten thousand talents was brought to him. 25 But since he did not have the means to repay, his master commanded that he be sold, along with his wife and children and all that he had, and repayment be made. 26 So the slave fell to the ground and prostrated himself before him, saying, ‘Have patience with me and I will repay you everything.’ 27 And the master of that slave felt compassion, and he released him and forgave him the debt. 28 But that slave went out and found one of his fellow slaves who owed him a hundred denarii; and he seized him and began to choke him, saying, ‘Pay back what you owe!’ 29 So his fellow slave fell to the ground and began to plead with him, saying, ‘Have patience with me and I will repay you.’ 30 But he was unwilling, and went and threw him in prison until he would pay back what was owed. 31 So when his fellow slaves saw what had happened, they were deeply grieved and came and reported to their master all that had happened. 32 Then summoning him, his master *said to him, ‘You wicked slave, I forgave you all that debt because you pleaded with me. 33 Should you not also have had mercy on your fellow slave, in the same way that I had mercy on you?’ 34 And his master, moved with anger, handed him over to the torturers until he would repay all that was owed him. 35 My heavenly Father will also do the same to you, if each of you does not forgive his brother from your heart.”
There is no cheap of easy grace to be found, we reap what we sow. Surely, you shall descend into hell with all of the wealthy who have oppressed the poor and who have not cared for the needy among you. You own acts shall condemn you before the Elect One, and as the righteous upon you in horror during your time of travail.
1 Enoch 1:2 “…and from them I understood as I saw, but not for this generation, but for a remote one which is for to come.”
Presented without Comment: Reading the Indictment Against the Wicked Upon the Earth in the Current Age, is Exhausting.
Chapter 92
92:1 “After this, Enoch began to speak from a book.”
92:2 “And Enoch said, Concerning the children of righteousness, concerning the elect of the world, and concerning the plant of righteousness and integrity.”
92:3 “Concerning these things will I speak, and these things will I explain to you, my children; I who am Enoch. In consequence of that which has been shown to me, from my heavenly vision and from the voice of the holy angels have I acquired knowledge; and from the tablet of heaven have I acquired understanding.”
92:4 “Enoch then began to speak from a book, and said, I have been born the seventh in the first week, while judgment and righteousness wait with patience.”
92:5 “But after me, in the second week, great wickedness shall arise, and fraud shall spring forth.”
92:6 “In that week the end of the first shall take place, in which mankind shall be safe.”
92:7 “But when the first is completed, iniquity shall grow up; and he shall execute the decree upon sinners…”
…92:14 “Sinners shall be delivered up into the hands of the righteous, who during its completion shall acquire habitations by their righteousness; and the house of the great King shall be established for celebrations forever. After this, in the ninth week, shall the judgment of righteousness be revealed to the whole world.”
92:15 “Every work of the ungodly shall disappear from the whole earth; the world shall be marked for destruction; and all men shall be on the look out for the path of integrity.”
92:16 “And after this, on the seventh day of the tenth week, there shall be an everlasting judgment, which shall be executed upon the Watchers; and a spacious eternal heaven shall spring forth in the midst of the angels.”
92:17 “The former heaven shall depart and pass away; a new heaven shall appear; and all the celestial powers shine with sevenfold splendor forever. Afterwards likewise shall there be many weeks, which shall externally exist in goodness and in righteousness.”
92:18 “Neither shall sin be named forever and forever.”
92:19 “Who is there of all the children of men, capable of hearing the voice of the Holy One without emotion?…
Chapter 93
…93:1 “And now let me exhort you, my children, to love righteousness, and to walk in it; for the paths of righteousness are worthy of acceptation; but the paths of iniquity shall suddenly fail, and be diminished.”
93:2 “To men of note in their generation the paths of oppression and death are revealed; but they keep far from them, and do not follow them.”
93:3 “Now, too, let me exhort you who are righteous, not to walk in the paths of evil and oppression, nor in the paths of death. Approach them not, that you may not perish. But covet,”
93:4 “and choose for yourselves righteousness, and a good life.”
93:5 “Walk in the paths of peace, that you may live, and be found worthy. Retain my words in your inmost thoughts, and obliterate them not from your hearts; for I know that sinners counsel men to commit crime craftily. They are not found in every place, nor does every counsel possess a little of them.”
93:6 “Woe to those who build up iniquity and oppression, and who lay the foundation of fraud; for suddenly shall they be subverted, and never obtain peace”
93:7 “Woe to those who build up their houses with crime; for from their very foundations shall their houses be demolished, and by the sword shall they themselves fall. Those, too, who acquire gold and silver shall justly and suddenly perish. Woe to you who are rich, for in your riches have you trusted; but from your riches you shall be removed; because you have not remembered the Most High in the days of your prosperity.”
93:8 “You have committed blasphemy and iniquity; and are destined to the day of the effusion of blood, to the day of darkness, and to the day of the great judgment.”
93:9 “This I declare and point out to you, that he who created you will destroy you.”
93:10 “When you fall, he will not show you mercy; but your Creator will rejoice in your destruction.”
93:11 “Let those, then, who shall be righteous among you in those days, detest sinners, and the ungodly…”
Chapter 94
…94:1 “O that my eyes were clouds of water, that I might weep over you, and pour forth my tears like rain, and rest from the sorrow of my heart!”
94:2 “Who has permitted you to hate and to transgress? Judgment shall overtake you, you sinners.”
94:3 “The righteous shall not fear the wicked; because God will again bring them into your power, that you may avenge yourselves of them according to your pleasure.”
94:4 “Woe to you who shall be so bound by execrations, that you cannot be released from them; the remedy being far removed from you on account of your sins. Woe to you who recompense your neighbor with evil; for you shall be recompensed according to your works.”
94:5 “Woe to you, you false witnesses, you who aggravate iniquity; for you shall suddenly perish.”
94:6 “Woe to you, you sinners; for you reject the righteous; for you receive or reject at pleasure those who commit iniquity; and their yoke shall prevail over you…”
Chapter 95
…95:1 “Wait in hope, you righteous; for suddenly shall sinners perish from before you, and you shall exercise dominion over them, according to your will.”
95:2 “In the day of the sufferings of sinners, your offspring shall be elevated, and lifted up like eagles. Your nest shall be more exalted than that of the avest; you shall ascend, and enter into the cavities of the earth, and into the clefts of the rocks forever, like conies, from the sight of the ungodly:”
95:3 “Who shall groan over you, and weep like sirens.”
95:4 “You shall not fear those who trouble you; for restoration shall be yours; a splendid light shall shine around you, and the voice of tranquility shall be heard from heaven. Woe to you, sinners; for your wealth makes you resemble saints, but your hearts reproach you, knowing that you are sinners. This word shall testify against you, for the remembrance of crime.”
95:5 “Woe to you who feed upon the glory of the corn, and drink the strength of the deepest spring, and in the pride of your power tread down the humble.”
95:6 “Woe to you who drink water at pleasure; for suddenly shall you be recompensed, consumed, and withered, because you have forsaken the fountain of life.”
95:7 “Woe to you who act iniquitously, fraudulently, and blasphemously; there shall be a remembrance against you for evil.”
95:8 “Woe to you, you powerful, who with power strike down righteousness; for the day of your destruction shall come, while at that very time many and good days shall be the portion of the righteous, evat the period of your judgment.”
Chapter 96
96:1 “The righteous are confident that sinners will be disgraced, and perish in the day of iniquity.”
96:2 “You shall yourselves be conscious of it; for the Most High will remember your destruction, and the angels shall rejoice over it. What will you do, you sinners, and where will you fly in the day of judgment, when you shall hear the words of the prayer of the righteous?”
96:3 “You are not like them, who in this respect witness against you; you are associates of sinners.”
96:4 “In those days shall the prayers of the righteous come up before the Lord. When the day of your judgment shall arrive; and every circumstance of your iniquity be related before the Great and the Holy One;”
96:5 “Your faces shall be covered with shame; while every deed, strengthened by crime, shall be rejected.”
96:6 “Woe unto you, sinners, who in the midst of the sea, and on dry land, are those against whom an evil record exists. Woe to you who squander silver and gold, not obtained in righteousness, and say, We are rich, possess wealth, and have acquired everything which we can desire.”
96:7 “Now then will we do whatsoever we are disposed to do; for we have amassed silver; our barns are full, and the husbandmen of our families are like overflowing water.”
96:8 “Like water shall your falsehood pass away; for your wealth will not be permanent, but shall suddenly ascend from you, because you have obtained it all iniquitously; to extreme malediction shall you be delivered up.”
96:9 “And now, I swear to you, you crafty, as well as simple ones; that you, often contemplating the earth, you who are men, clothe yourselves more elegantly than married women, and both together more so that unmarried ones, everywhere arraying yourselves in majesty, in magnificence, in authority, and in silver; but gold, purple, honor, and wealth, like water, flow away.”
96:10 “Erudition, therefore, and wisdom are not theirs. Thus shall they perish, together with their riches, with all their glory, and with their honors;”
96:11 “While with disgrace, with slaughter, and in extreme penury, shall their spirits be thrust into a furnace of fire.”
96:12 “I have sworn to you, you sinners, that neither mountain nor hill has been or shall be subservient to woman.”
96:13 “Neither in this way has crime been sent down to us upon earth, but men of their own heads have invented it; and greatly shall those who give it efficiency be execrated.”
96:14 “Barrenness shall not be previously inflicted on woman, but on account of the work of her hands shall she die childless.”
96:15 “I have sworn to you, you sinners, by the Holy and Great One, that all your evil deeds are disclosed in the heavens; and that none of your oppressive acts are concealed and secret.”
96:16 “Think not in your minds, neither say in your hearts, that every crime is not manifested and seen. In heaven it is daily written down before the Most High. Hence forwards shall it be manifested; for every act of oppression which you commit shall be daily recorded, until the period of your condemnation.”
96:17 “Woe to you, you simple ones, for you shall perish in your simplicity. To the wise you will not listen, and that which is good you shall not obtain.”
96:18 “Now, therefore, know that you are destined to the day of destruction; nor hope that sinners shall live; but in process of time you shall die; for you are not marked for redemption;”
96:19 “But are destined to the day of the great judgment, to the day of distress, and the extreme ignominy of your souls.”
96:20 “Woe to you, you obdurate in heart, who commit crime, and feed on blood. Whence is it that you feed on good things, drink, and are satiated? Is it not because our Lord, the Most High, has abundantly supplied every good thing upon earth? To you there shall not be peace.”
96:21 “Woe to you who love the deeds of iniquity. Why do you hope for that which is good? Know that you shall be given up into the hands of the righteous; who shall cut off your necks, slay you, and show you no compassion.”
96:22 “Woe to you who rejoice in the trouble of the righteous; for a grave shall not be dug for you.”
96:23 “Woe to you who frustrate the word of the righteous; for to you there shall be no hope of life.”
96:24 “Woe to you who write down the word of falsehood, and the word of the wicked; for their falsehood they record, that they may hear and not forget folly.”
96:25 “To them there shall be no peace; but they shall surely die suddenly.”
Chapter 97
97:1 “Woe to them who act impiously, who laud and honor the word of falsehood. You have been lost in perdition; and have never led a virtuous life.”
97:2 “Woe to you who change the words of integrity. They transgress against the everlasting decree;”
97:3 “And cause the heads of those who are not sinners to be trodden down upon the earth.”
97:4 “In those days you, O you righteous, shall have been deemed worthy of having your prayers rise up in remembrance; and shall have deposited them in testimony before the angels, that they might record the sins of sinners in the presence of the Most High.”
97:5 “In those days the nations shall be overthrown; but the families of the nations shall rise again in the day of perdition.”
97:6 “In those days they who become pregnant shall go forth, carry off their children, and forsake them. Their offspring shall slip from them, and while suckling them shall they forsake them; they shall never return to them, and never instruct their beloved.”
97:7 “Again, I swear to you, you sinners, that crime has been prepared for the day of blood, which never ceases.”
97:8 “They shall worship stones, and engrave golden, silver, and wooden images. They shall worship impure spirits, demons, and every idol, in temples; but no help shall be obtained for them. Their hearts shall become impious through their folly, and their eyes be blinded with mental superstition. In their visionary dreams shall they be impious and superstitious, lying in all their actions, and worshiping a stone. Altogether shall they perish.”
97:9 “But in those days blessed shall they be, to whom the word of wisdom is delivered; who point out and pursue the path of the Most High; who walk in the way of righteousness, and who act not impiously with the impious.”
97:10 “They shall be saved.”
97:11 “Woe to you who expand the crime of your neighbor; for in hell shall you be slain.”
97:12 “Woe to you who lay the foundation of sin and deceit, and who are bitter on earth; for on it shall you be consumed.”
97:13 “Woe to you who build your houses by the labor of others, every part of which is constructed with brick, and with the stone of crime; I tell you, that you shall not obtain peace.”
97:14 “Woe to you who despise the extent of the everlasting inheritance of your fathers, while your souls follow after idols; for to you there shall be no tranquility.”
97:15 “Woe to them who commit iniquity, and give aid to blasphemy, who slay their neighbor until the day of the great judgment; for your glory shall fall; malevolence shall he put into your hearts, and the spirit of his wrath shall stir you up, that every one of you may perish by the sword.”
97:16 “Then shall all the righteous and the holy remember your crimes.”
Chapter 98
98:1 “In those days shall fathers be struck down with their children in the presence of each other; and brethren with their brethren shall fall dead: until a river shall flow from their blood.”
98:2 “For a man shall not restrain his hand from his children, nor from his children’s children; his mercy will be to kill them.”
98:3 “Nor shall the sinner restrain his hand from his honored brother. From the dawn of day to the setting of the sun shall the slaughter continue. The horse shall wade up to his breast, and the chariot shall sink to its axle, in the blood of sinners.”
Chapter 99
99:1 “In those days the angels shall descend into places of concealment, and gather together in one spot all who have assisted in crime.”
99:2 “In that day shall the Most High rise up to execute the great judgment upon all sinners, and to commit the guardianship of all the righteous and holy to the holy angels, that they may protect them as the apple of an eye, until every evil and every crime be annihilated.”
99:3 “Whether or not the righteous sleep securely, wise men shall then truly perceive.”
99:4 “And the sons of the earth shall understand every word of that book, knowing that their riches cannot save them in the ruin of their crimes.”
99:5 “Woe to you, you sinners, when you shall be afflicted on account of the righteous in the day of the great trouble; shall be burnt in the fire; and be recompensed according to your deeds.”
99:6 “Woe to you, you perverted in heart, who are watchful to obtain an accurate knowledge of evil, and to discover terrors. No one shall assist you.”
99:7 “Woe to you, you sinners; for with the words of your mouths, and with the work of your hands, have you acted impiously; in the flame of a blazing fire shall you be burnt.”
99:8 “And now know you, that the angels shall inquire into your conduct in heaven; of the sun, the moon, and the stars, shall they inquire respecting your sins; for upon earth you exercise jurisdiction over the righteous.”
99:9 “Every cloud shall bear witness against you, the snow, the dew, and the rain; for all of them shall be withheld from you, that they may not descend upon you, nor become subservient to your crimes.”
99:10 “Now then, bring gifts of salutation to the rain; that, not being withheld, it may descend upon you; and to the dew, if it has received from you gold and silver. But when the frost, snow, cold, every snowy wind, and every suffering belonging to them, fall upon you, in those days you will be utterly incapable of standing before them.”
Chapter 100
100:1 “Attentively consider heaven, all you progeny of heaven, and all you works of the Most High; fear him, nor conduct yourselves criminally before him.”
100:2 “If he shut up the windows of heaven, restraining the rain and dew, that it may not descend upon earth on your account, what will you do?”
100:3 “And if he send his wrath upon you, and upon all your deeds, you are not they who can supplicate him; you who utter against his righteousness, language proud and powerful. To you there shall be no peace.”
100:4 “Do you not see the commanders of ships, how their vessels are tossed about by the waves, torn to pieces by the winds, and exposed to the greatest peril?”
100:5 “That they therefore fear, because their whole property is embarked with them on the ocean; and that they forbode evil in their hearts, because it may swallow them up, and they may perish in it?”
100:6 “Is not the whole sea, all its waters, and all its commotion, the work of him, the Most High; of him who has sealed up all its exertions, and girded it on every side with sand?”
100:7 “Is it not at his rebuke dried up, and alarmed; while all its fish with everything contained in it die? And will not you, you sinners, who are on earth, fear him? Is not he the maker of heaven and earth, and of all things which are in them?”
100:8 “And who has given erudition and wisdom to all that move progressive upon the earth, and over the sea?”
100:9 “Are not the commanders of ships terrified at the ocean? And shall not sinners be terrified at the Most High?”
Chapter 102
102:1 “In those days, when he shall cast the calamity of fire upon you, whither will you fly, and where will you be safe?”
102:2 “And when he sends forth his word against you, are you not spared, and terrified?”
102:3 “All the luminaries are agitated with great fear; and all the earth is spared, while it trembles, and suffers anxiety.”
102:4 “All the angels fulfill the commands received by them, and are desirous of being concealed in the presence of the great Glory; while the children of the earth are alarmed and troubled.”
102:5 “But you, you sinners, are forever accursed; to you there shall be no peace.”
102:6 “Fear not, you souls of the righteous; but wait with patient hope for the day of your death in righteousness. Grieve not, because your souls descend in great trouble, with groaning, lamentation, and sorrow, to the receptacle of the dead. In your lifetime your bodies have not received a recompense in proportion to your goodness, but in the period of your existence have sinners existed; in the period of execration and of punishment.”
102:7 “And when you die, sinners say concerning you, “As we die, the righteous die. What profit have they in their works? Behold, like us, they expire in sorrow and in darkness. What advantage have they over us? Henceforward are we equal. What will be within their grasp, and what before their eyes forever? For, behold, they are dead; and never will they again perceive the light.” I say unto you, you sinners, You have been satiated with meat and drink, with human plunder and rapine, with sin, with the acquisition of wealth and with the sight of good days. Have you not marked the righteous, how their end is in peace? for no oppression is found in them even to the day of their death. They perish and are as if they were not, while their souls descend in trouble to the receptacle of the dead.”
Chapter 103
103:1 “But now I swear to you, you righteous, by the greatness of his splendor and his glory; by his illustrious kingdom and by his majesty, to you I swear, that I comprehend this mystery; that I have read the tablet of heaven, have seen the writing of the holy ones, and have discovered what is written and impressed on it concerning you.”
103:2 “I have seen that all goodness, joy, and glory has been prepared for you, and been written down for the spirits of them who die eminently righteous and good. To you it shall be given in return for your troubles; and your portion of happiness shall far exceed the portion of the living.”
103:3 “The spirits of you who die in righteousness shall exist and rejoice. Their spirits shall exult; and their remembrance shall be before the face of the Mighty One from generation to generation. Nor shall they now fear disgrace.”
103:4 “Woe to you, sinners, when you die in your sins; and they, who are like you, say respecting you, “Blessed are these sinners. They lived out their whole period; and now they die in happiness and in wealth. Distress and slaughter they knew not while alive; in honor they die; nor ever in their lifetime did judgment overtake them.”
103:5 “But has it not been shown to them, that, when to the receptacle of the dead their souls shall be made to descend, their evil deeds shall become their greatest torment? Into darkness, into the snare, and into the flame, which shall burn to the great judgment, shall their spirits enter; and the great judgment shall take effect forever and forever.”
103:6 “Woe to you; for to you there shall be no peace. Neither can you say to the righteous, and to the good who are alive, “In the days of our trouble have we been afflicted; every species of trouble have we seen, and many evil things have suffered.”
103:7 “Our spirits have been consumed, lessened, and diminished.”
103:8 “We have perished; nor has there been a possibility of help for us in word or in deed: we have found none, but have been tormented and destroyed.”
103:9 “We have not expected to live day after day.”
103:10 “We hoped, indeed, to have been the head;”
103:11 “But we have become the tail. We have been afflicted, when we have exerted ourselves; but we have been devoured by sinners and the ungodly; their yoke has been heavy upon us.”
103:12 “Those have exercised dominion over us who detest and who goad us; and to those who hate us have we humbled our neck; but they have shown no compassion towards us.”
103:13 “We have been desirous of escaping from them, that we might fly away and be at rest; but we have found no place to which we could fly, and be secure from them. We have sought an asylum with princes in our distress, and have cried out to those who were devouring us; but our cry has not been regarded, nor have they been disposed to hear our voice;”
103:14 “But rather to assist those who plunder and devour us; those who diminish us, and hide their oppression; who remove not their yoke from us, but devour, enervate, and slay us; who conceal our slaughter, nor remember that they have lifted up their hands against us.”
Chapter 104
104a:1 “I swear to you, you righteous, that in heaven the angels record your goodness before the glory of the Mighty One.”
104a:2 “Wait with patient hope; for formerly you have been disgraced with evil and with affliction; but you shall shine like the luminaries of heaven. You shall be seen, and the gates of heaven shall be opened to you. Your cries have cried for judgment; and it has appeared to you: for an account of all your sufferings shall be required from the princes, and from every one who has assisted your plunderers.”
104a:3 “Wait with patient hope; nor relinquish your confidence; for great joy shall be yours, like that of the angels in heaven. Conduct yourselves as you may, still you shall not be concealed in the day of the great judgment. You shall not be found like sinners; and eternal condemnation shall be far from you, so long as the world exists.”
104a:4 “And now fear not, you righteous, when you see sinners flourishing and prosperous in their ways.”
104a:5 “Be not associates with them; but keep yourselves at a distance from their oppression; be you associated with the host of heaven. You, you sinners, say, “All our transgressions shall not be taken account of, and be recorded.” But all your transgressions shall be recorded daily.”
104a:6 “And be assured by me, that light and darkness, day and night, behold all your transgressions. Be not impious in your thoughts; lie not; surrender not the word of uprightness; lie not against the Word of the Holy and the Mighty One; glorify not your idols; for all your lying and all your impiety is not for righteousness, but for great crime.”
104a:7 “Now will I point out a mystery: Many sinners shall turn and transgress against the words of uprightness.”
104a:8 “They shall speak evil things; they shall utter falsehood; execute great undertakings; and compose books in their own words. But when they shall write all my words correctly in their own languages,”
104a:9 “They shall neither change or diminish them; but shall write them all correctly; all which from the first I have uttered concerning them.”
104a:10 “Another mystery also I point out. To the righteous and the wise shall be given books of joy, of integrity, and of great wisdom. To them shall books be given, in which they shall believe;”
104a:11 “And in which they shall rejoice. And all the righteous shall be rewarded, who from these shall acquire the knowledge of every upright path.”
Chapter 104b
104b:1 “In those days, says the Lord, they shall call to the children of the earth, and make them listen to their wisdom. Show them that you are their leaders;”
104b:2 “And that remuneration shall take place over the whole earth; for I and my Son will forever hold communion with them in the paths of uprightness, while they are still alive. Peace shall be yours. Rejoice, children of integrity, in the truth.”
Book 105
…105:23 “He said, There, into that place which you behold, shall be thrust the spirits of sinners and blasphemers; of those who shall do evil, and who shall pervert all which God has spoken by the mouth of the prophets; all which they ought to do. For respecting these things there shall be writings and impressions above in heaven, that the angels may read them and know what shall happen both to sinners and to the spirits of the humble; to those who have suffered in their bodies, but have been rewarded by God; who have been injuriously treated by wicked men, who have loved God; who have been attached neither to gold nor silver, nor to any good thing in the world, but have given their bodies to torment;”
105:24 “To those who from the period of their birth have not been covetous of earthly riches; but have regarded themselves as a breath passing away.”
105:25 “Such has been their conduct; and much has the Lord tried them; and their spirits have been found pure, that they might bless his name. All their blessings have I related in a book; and he has rewarded them; for they have been found to love heaven with an everlasting aspiration. God has said, While they have been trodden down by wicked men, they have heard from them revilings and blasphemies; and have been ignominiously treated, while they were blessing Me. And now will I call the spirits of the good from the generation of light, and will change those who have been born in darkness, who have not in their bodies been recompensed with glory, as their faith may have merited.”
105:26 “I will bring them into the splendid light of those who love my Holy Name: and I will place each of them on a throne of glory, of glory peculiarly his own, and they shall be at rest during unnumbered periods. Righteous is the judgment of God;”
105:27 “For to the faithful shall he give faith in the habitations of the uprightness. They shall see those, who having been born in darkness unto darkness shall be cast; while the righteous shall be at rest. Sinners shall cry out, beholding them, while they exist in splendor and proceed forwards to the days and periods prescribed to them.”
Here ends the vision of Enoch the prophet.
May the benediction of his prayer,
and the gift of his appointed period
be with his beloved!
Amen.