1 ; ' Satan . . . accuser of our brethren . . . be- fore our God ' (Rev 123- ") || ' Satans . , . before the Lord of Spirits ... to accuse them who dwell on the earth ' [1 En. xl. 7) ; the false prophet ' de- ceiveth them that dwell on the earth ' (Rev IS^-*) || the ' hosts of Azazel . . . leading astray those who dMell on the earth ' (1 En. liv. 56) ; idolatry as demon worship (Rev 9-") || 1 En. xix. 1, xcix. 7. (7) Boasting of rich. — ' I am rich and have gotten riches ' (Rev 3") || ' we have become rich with riches and have possessions' (1 En. xcvii. 8). (5) Stages of judgment. — Prayer of saints for vengeance (Rev 6'") II 1 En. xlvii. 2, etc. ; terror of the kings and the great at the sight of ' iiim that sitteth on the throne' and at 'the wrath of the Lamb' (Rev 6'*) II ' when they see that Son of Man sitting on the throne of His glory ' [1 En. Ixii. 5) ; the sinners' blood rises to the horses' bridles (Rev \A"^) \\ to the horses' breasts (i En. c. 3) ; books opened (Rev 20'^) II 1 En. xc. 20; book of life (Rev 20^^) y books of the living {1 En. xlvii. 3) ; Satan bound for a thousand years (Rev 20'-) and then cast into lake of fire (20'") || Semjaza and his associates bound for seventy generations (i En. x. 12) and then led off to the abyss of fire (x. 13). (e) Pesur- rection. — The sea, death, and Hades give up their dead (Rev 20^=*) || the earth, Sheol, and hell (1 En. li. 1), the desert and the sea (Ixi. 5) restore their dead, (f) The future rewards of the righteous. — ' Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord ' (Rev 14'*) II ' Blessed is the man who dies in righteous- ness' {1 En. Ixxxi. 4); saints in white raiment (Rev 3^) II angels clothed in Avhite (i En. xc. 31) and saints (clad) in shining light (cviii. 12) ; ' foun- tains of waters of life ' (Rev 7") 11 a ' bright spring of water ' (i En. xxii. 9; cf. xlviii. 1); eat with Christ (Rev Z-^) \\ ' with that Son of Man shall they eat and lie down and rise up for ever' {1 En. Ixii. 14) ; sit on throne with Christ (Rev 3-i ; cf. 20-') II 'I will seat each on the throne of his honour' (cviii. 12) ; Christ will spread His tabernacle over them (Rev 7'^) 11 ' I will cause my Elect One to dwell among them ' (1 En. xlv. 4) ; ' no curse any more ' (Rev 22*)ll ' no sorrow or plague,' etc. (i En. XXV. 6).
(/) In Acts we have a parallel with 1 Enoch : Ac lO'* 'thy pi-ayers . . . are gone up for a memorial before God '|| 1 En. xcix. 3 ' raise your prayers as a memorial. . . before the Most High.'
ig) Hebrews.— With He 4'=* cf. 1 En. ix. 5 'all things are naked and open in thy sight, and thou seest all things and nothing can hide itself from thee' ; cf. also He 1P° 12-' (the heavenly Jerusalem built by God Himself) with 1 En. xc. 29 ; IP refers to the translation of Enoch and understands 'walked with God' in Gn 5^'' as 'pleased God.' Cf. 1 En. XV. 1.
(A) .S"^. Paul's Epistles.— 1 Th 5* || i En. Ixii. 4 ' then shall pain come upon them as on a woman in travail' ;Ro83«(cf. 2Thr,Epli P', Col P«) |U£??. Ixi. 10 ' angels of power and . . . of principalities.' With
2 Co 4'' cf. 1 En. xxxviii. 4 ' the Lord of Spirits has caused his light to appear (so Charles) on the face of the holy, righteous, and elect' ; 2 Co IP^ || 1 En. Ixxvii. 1 ' H e who is blessed for ever ' ; Gal 1* || 1 En, xlviii. 7 'tliis world of unrighteousness' ; Ph 2^" || 1 En. xlviii. 5 ' shall fall down and worship before him ( = Son of Man)'; Col 2^ || i En. xlvi. 3 'the Son of Man . . . who revealeth ail the treasures of that which is hidden ' ; 1 Ti 1" || 1 En. xciii. 4 ' a law shall be made for the sinners' ; 1 Ti V^ \\ 1 En. xciv. 1 ' Avorthy of acceptation ' ; 1 Ti 5^^ || 1 En. xxxix. 1 ; 1 Ti 6'* ll 1 En. xiv. 21 ' none of the angels
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could enter and could behold his face by reason of the mai4nitlcence and glory, and no flesh could be- hold him.'
(/) XT in. ffeneral.—T?hra.ses which recur in the NT are ' Lord of lords and King of kings ' (1 En. ix. 4, Kev IT^'* ; cf. 1 Ti 6^=) ; ' holy angels ' {1 En. Ixxi. 1, etc., Rev 14", etc. ; cf. Ac 10'--); 'the generation of light' (^ En. cviii. 11): cf. Eph 5^ 'children of light,' 1 Th 55 'sons of light' (so Lk 16« Jn 12^").