Jewish source3rd–1st c. BC

1 Enoch

Who

A collection of Jewish apocalyptic writings attributed to Enoch, very popular among first-century Jews and quoted in the Letter of Jude. Its 'Parables' identify the Messiah with the Son of Man of Daniel 7.

What Pitre quotes

1 Enoch 48:2–10 — the Messiah identified with the Son of Man (p 26)
1 Enoch 62:5–7 — 'Pain shall seize them when they see that Son of Man sitting on the throne of his glory… For the offspring of the mother of the living was concealed from the beginning' — the Messiah as the offspring of Eve, 'the mother of all living' (pp 26–27)

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Cited by · 3

ArgumentWhat counts as evidence — the Jewish sources outside the Bible and why Pitre uses later texts
(p 168)
ArgumentMary as the New Eve — the founding text and its logic.
62:5–7, the Messiah as offspring of 'the mother of the living' (pp 26–27)
ArgumentThe Protoevangelium is Jewish soil — 1 Enoch and Targum Neofiti on Genesis 3:15
48:2–10; 62:5–7 (pp 26–27)

Passages · 2

Passage1 Enoch — 48.2–10
the Messiah identified with the Son of Man (p 26)
Passage1 Enoch — 62.5–7
'Pain shall seize them when they see that Son of Man sitting on the throne of his glory… For the offspring of the mother of the living was concealed from the beginning' — the Messiah as the offspring of Eve, 'the mother of all living' (pp 26–27)

Verses discussed · 2

VerseGenesis 3:15
VerseGenesis 3:20

Referenced by · 3

Authority4 Ezra
AuthorityLife of Adam and Eve
AuthorityPseudo-Philo

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