The Shepherd and The Kingdom of Heaven | The Book of Enoch Movie 4

It came to pass that Enoch's name, during his lifetime, was raised aloft to that Son of Man and to the Lord of Spirits, from among those who dwell on the earth. He was carried aloft on the chariots of the Spirit, and his name vanished among the heavenly hosts. From that day, Enoch was no longer numbered among the living, for he was set between the two winds, the North and the West, where the angels took the cords to measure the place for the elect and righteous. There he saw the first fathers and the righteous, who from the beginning dwell in that place. After this, Enoch's spirit was translated and ascended into the heavens, where he saw the holy sons of God. They stepped on flames of fire, their garments were white, and their faces shone like snow. He saw two streams of fire, and the light of that fire shone like hyacinth, causing him to fall on his face before the Lord of Spirits. The angel Michael seized Enoch by his right hand, lifting him up and leading him into all the secrets of righteousness. Michael showed him all the secrets of the ends of the heavens, the chambers of all the stars, and all the luminaries, whence they proceed before the face of the holy ones. Enoch's spirit was then translated into the heaven of heavens, where he saw a structure built of crystals, with tongues of living fire between those crystals. His spirit saw the girdle that girt that house of fire, with streams of living fire surrounding it on all four sides. Around this magnificent structure were Seraphim, Cherubim, and Ophanim, who neither sleep nor rest, guarding the throne of his glory. Enoch saw an uncountable multitude of angels, thousands upon thousands and ten thousand times ten thousand, encircling the house. Among them, Michael, Raphael, Gabriel, Phanuel, and the holy angels who are above the heavens, went in and out of that house. These angels came forth from the house, led by the Head of Days, whose head was white and pure as wool, and whose raiment was indescribable. Enoch fell on his face, his whole body becoming relaxed as his spirit was transfigured. He cried out with a loud voice, filled with the spirit of power, blessing, glorifying, and extolling the Lord of Spirits. The blessings that flowed from Enoch's mouth were well-pleasing before the Head of Days. The Head of Days, accompanied by Michael, Gabriel, Raphael, Phanuel, and countless angels, came to Enoch and greeted him with his voice. He said, This is the Son of Man who is born unto righteousness, and righteousness abides over him, and the righteousness of the Head of Days forsakes him not. He continued, He proclaims unto thee peace in the name of the world to come, for from hence has preceded peace since the creation of the world, and so shall it be unto thee for ever and ever. All shall walk in his ways, since righteousness never forsaketh him. With him will be their dwelling places, and with him their heritage, and they shall not be separated from him for ever and ever. The Head of Days concluded, There shall be length of days with that Son of Man, and the righteous shall have peace and an upright way in the name of the Lord of Spirits for ever and ever. Enoch continued to recount the divine knowledge imparted to him, revealing the secrets of the luminaries and their celestial courses. Guided by Uriel, the Holy Angel, Enoch was shown the intricate workings of the heavens. Uriel revealed to Enoch the detailed laws governing the celestial bodies. He showed how each luminary follows its appointed course, according to their classes, dominions, and seasons. These laws would persist until the new creation, which will endure for eternity. The first law of the luminaries, Uriel explained, is that the sun rises in the eastern portals of the heaven and sets in the western portals. There are six portals in the east and six in the west through which the sun and moon rise and set, along with the stars and their leaders, who follow each other in precise order. Many windows flank these portals on the right and left. The great luminary, named the sun, emerges first. Its circumference is like the expanse of the heavens, filled with illuminating and heating fire. The wind drives the chariot on which the sun ascends. The sun descends from the heavens and returns through the north to reach the east, guided to the appropriate portal where it shines upon the heavens. In the first month, the sun rises in the great portal, the fourth portal. This portal has twelve window openings from which flames burst forth in their season. For thirty mornings, the sun rises through this fourth portal and sets in the fourth portal in the west. During this period, the day lengthens, while the night shortens until the thirtieth morning, when the day is longer than the night by a ninth part. The sun then rises from the fourth portal and sets in the fourth before moving to the fifth portal in the east. There it rises for thirty mornings and sets in the fifth portal. The day continues to lengthen, becoming eleven parts, while the night shortens to seven parts. The sun rises and sets in the sixth portal for thirty-one mornings, doubling the length of the day compared to the night. The day becomes twelve parts, and the night six parts. The sun then begins to shorten the day and lengthen the night, returning to the sixth portal for thirty mornings. After thirty mornings, the day decreases to eleven parts, and the night increases to seven. The sun moves to the fifth portal in the east for thirty mornings, then sets in the fifth portal in the west. This pattern continues, with the day decreasing by two parts and becoming ten parts, while the night becomes eight parts. The sun rises from the fifth portal, then returns to the fourth portal, maintaining equal day and night for thirty-one mornings. It continues this cycle through the third and second portals, each time altering the balance of day and night, until the year completes its cycle of three sixty-four days. Uriel also showed me the laws of the moon. The moon's circumference mirrors the heavens, and it travels in a chariot driven by the wind. The moon's phases change each month, and its light varies, becoming full on the fifteenth day, and waning thereafter. It follows a complex pattern, rising and setting through the same portals as the sun, but in a different rhythm. The moon rises with a fourteenth part of its light, growing until the fifteenth day when it is fully illuminated. It then begins to wane, reducing its light in a precise sequence. This pattern repeats, with the moon completing its cycle in alignment with the sun, ensuring that the years are accurately measured. Uriel showed me the positions and movements of all the luminaries, including the sun, moon, and stars. Each luminary follows a prescribed path, fulfilling the commands of the Lord of Glory, who set them to rule the heavens and the earth. The angel Uriel revealed twelve portals in the circumference of the sun's chariot, from which rays of the sun break forth, spreading warmth across the earth. He also showed me the portals from which the winds and dew emerge, the intricate system that governs the cycles of day and night, and the seasons. In total, there are twelve portals for the sun, moon, and stars, each contributing to the order of the cosmos. Through these portals, the celestial bodies maintain their courses, as commanded by the Creator. Uriel explained the interactions between these bodies, ensuring that the balance of light and darkness, warmth and cold, prosperity and desolation is maintained. Finally, Uriel revealed the complex interplay of the winds, which blow from twelve portals at the earth's edges. These winds bring various conditions, from blessings and prosperity to desolation and destruction. The east wind brings drought and heat, while the middle portal of the east brings rain and fruitfulness. The north winds bring cold and snow, while the west winds bring a mixture of conditions. Thus, the laws of the heavens were revealed to me, Enoch concluded, showing how each celestial body and force of nature follows its appointed course, ensuring the harmony and balance of creation. In those days, the angel Uriel spoke to Enoch, saying, Behold, I have shown you everything, Enoch. I have revealed to you the mysteries of the sun and moon, the leaders of the stars of heaven, and all those who govern their tasks, times, and movements. Uriel continued, In the days of the sinners, the years shall be shortened, and their seed shall be slow to grow on their lands and fields. All things on the earth shall alter and not appear in their appointed times. The rain shall be withheld, and the heavens shall withhold their bounty. In those times, the fruits of the earth shall be delayed and will not grow in their proper season. The fruits of the trees shall also be withheld. The moon will alter her order and will not appear at her appointed times. In those days, the sun will be seen journeying in the evening on the extremity of the great chariot in the west, shining more brightly than usual. Many chiefs of the stars shall transgress their ordained order, altering their orbits and tasks, and they will not appear at their prescribed seasons. The entire order of the stars shall be concealed from sinners, causing confusion among those on the earth. They shall err in their understanding and take the stars to be gods. Evil shall multiply upon them, and punishment shall come upon them to destroy all. Then Uriel said to Enoch, Observe these heavenly tablets and read what is written upon them, and mark every individual fact. Enoch observed the heavenly tablets, reading and understanding everything that was written. He read the book of all the deeds of mankind and of all the children of flesh that shall be upon the earth to the remotest generations. Forthwith, Enoch blessed the great Lord, the King of glory, forever, for creating all the works of the world. He extolled the Lord for his patience and blessed him because of the children of men. Afterward, Enoch said, Blessed is the man who dies in righteousness and goodness, concerning whom there is no book of unrighteousness written, and against whom no day of judgment shall be found. The seven holy ones then brought Enoch and placed him on the earth before the door of his house. They said to him, Declare everything to your son Methuselah, and show all your children that no flesh is righteous in the sight of the Lord, for he is their Creator. We will leave you with your son for one year, so you may give your commands, teach your children, record for them, and testify to all your children. In the second year, we shall take you from their midst. Let your heart be strong, for the good shall announce righteousness to the good. The righteous will rejoice with the righteous and offer congratulations to one another. But the sinners shall die with the and the apostates shall go down with the apostates. Those who practice righteousness shall die because of the deeds of men and be taken away because of the doings of the godless. With these words, the angel ceased to speak to Enoch. He returned to his people, blessing the Lord of the world. Enoch continued his teachings to his son Methuselah, sharing the profound knowledge he had acquired. And now, my son Methuselah, I recount all these things to you and write them down for you. I have revealed everything and given you books concerning all these matters. Preserve these books, my son, and ensure they are delivered to the generations of the world. I have imparted wisdom to you, your children, and the generations to come. This wisdom surpasses human thought. Those who understand it shall not sleep but will listen attentively to learn this wisdom, finding it more pleasing than the finest food. Blessed are all the righteous. Blessed are those who walk in the way of righteousness and do not sin as the sinners do. In the reckoning of all their days, the sun traverses the heavens, entering and departing from the portals for thirty days, accompanied by the leaders of the stars. There are four additional days intercalated, dividing the four portions of the year, leading and entering with them. Owing to these days, men shall be at fault, failing to reckon them accurately in the whole year. They shall not recognize them correctly. These days belong to the reckoning of the year and are recorded forever, one in the first portal, one in the third, one in the fourth, and one in the sixth. The year is completed in three hundred and sixty four days. The account thereof is accurate, and the recorded reckoning is exact. Uriel, the holy angel, has shown and revealed to me all about the luminaries, months, festivals, years and days. Uriel, to whom the Lord of the whole creation of the world has subjected the host of heaven, has shown me everything. He has power over night and day in heaven, to cause the light to shine upon men, the sun, moon, stars, and all the heavenly powers that revolve in their circular chariots. These are the orders of the stars, set in their places, in their seasons, festivals, and months. The names of those who lead them, ensuring they enter at their appointed times, are as follows. There are four leaders who divide the four parts of the year, Melchiel, Helemelech, Melial, and Narel. After them, there are twelve leaders of the orders who divide the months. For the three hundred and sixty days, there are heads over thousands who divide the days. For the four intercalary days, there are leaders who divide the four parts of the year. These heads over thousands are intercalated between leader and leader, each behind a station, but their leaders make the division. In the beginning of the year, Melchiel rises first and rules. He is named Tamani and the sun, and all the days of his dominion while he rules are ninety-one days. The signs of the days during his rule on earth are sweat, heat, and calm weather. All the trees bear fruit, leaves sprout on all the trees, wheat harvests, rose flowers, and all field flowers bloom, but the trees of the winter season wither. The names of the leaders under him are Berkael, Zelebsel, and another head of a thousand named Hilujoseph. Their dominion comes to an end, and Halemalek, the next leader whom one names the Shining Sun, rises. All the days of his light are ninety-one days. The signs of the days on earth during his dominion are glowing heat and dryness. Trees ripen their fruits, producing all fruits ripe and ready. The sheep pair and become pregnant. All the fruits of the earth are gathered in, and everything in the fields, including the winepress, is harvested. The names of the leaders and their orders during this period are Gedalgel, Kiel, Hiel, and an additional head of a thousand named Asphael. Their dominion too comes to an end. Now, my son Methuselah, I will show you all my visions which I have seen, recounting them before you. I saw two visions before I took a wife, each quite unlike the other. The first vision came when I was learning to write, and the second came before I took your mother. It was a terrible vision. I prayed to the Lord concerning these visions. As I lay down in the house of my grandfather, Mahalaleel, I saw a vision of the heavens collapsing and being borne off to fall to the earth. When it fell, I saw the earth swallowed up in a great abyss. Mountains were suspended upon mountains, hills sank into hills, and high trees were torn from their roots and hurled down into the abyss. A word fell into my mouth, and I lifted my voice to cry aloud, ìThe earth is destroyed!î My grandfather Mahalaleel woke me as I lay near him and asked, ìWhy do you cry so, my son? Why do you make such lamentation?î I recounted to him the whole vision I had seen, and he said, ìA terrible thing you have seen, my son, and of grave moment is your dream vision as to the secrets of all the sin on earth. It must sink into the abyss and be destroyed with a great destruction. Now, my son, arise and make petition to the Lord of glory, since you are a believer, that a remnant may remain on the earth, and that he may not destroy the whole earth. My son, from heaven, all this will come upon the earth, and upon the earth there will be great destruction.î After that, I arose and prayed, implored, and besought the Lord. I wrote down my prayer for the generations of the world, and I will show everything to you, my son Methuselah. When I had gone forth below and seen the heaven, the sun rising in the east, the moon setting in the west, and a few stars, I blessed the Lord of judgment and extolled him because he had made the sun to go forth from the windows of the east, ascending and rising on the face of heaven, and traversing the path shown unto it. I lifted my hands in righteousness and blessed the Holy and Great One, speaking with the breath of my mouth, and with the tongue of flesh which God has made for the children of men. He gave them breath, a tongue, and a mouth to speak. Blessed be thou, O Lord King, great and mighty in thy greatness, Lord of the whole creation of heaven, King of kings and God of the whole world. Thy power, kingship, and greatness abide forever and ever, and throughout all generations thy dominion. All the heavens are thy throne forever, and the whole earth thy footstool forever and ever. For thou hast made and thou rulest all things, and nothing is too hard for thee. Wisdom departs not from the place of thy throne, nor turns away from thy presence. Thou knowest and seest and hearest everything, and there is nothing hidden from thee. Now the angels of thy heavens are guilty of trespass, and upon the flesh of men abideth thy wrath until the great day of judgment. Now, O God and Lord and Great King, I implore and beseech thee to fulfill my prayer, to leave me a posterity on earth, and not destroy all the flesh of man, making the earth without inhabitant, so that there should be eternal destruction. Now, my Lord, destroy from the earth the flesh which has aroused thy wrath, but establish the flesh of righteousness and uprightness as a plant of the eternal seed. Hide not thy face from the prayer of thy servant, O Lord. After this I saw another dream, and I will show the whole dream to you, my son. Enoch lifted up and spoke to his son Methuselah, To you, my son, I will speak. Hear my words and incline your ear to the dream vision of your father. Before I took your mother Edna, I saw a vision on my bed. Behold, a bull came forth from the earth, and that bull was white. After it came a heifer, and along with this heifer came two bulls, one black and the other red. The black bull gored the red one and pursued him over the earth until I could no longer see the red bull. The black bull grew and the heifer went with him. Many oxen proceeded from him, resembling and following him. The first cow went from the presence of the first bull to seek the red one, but found him not. She lamented with great lamentation over him and sought him. I looked until the first bull came to her and quieted her, and from that time onward she cried no more. After that she bore another white bull, and after him many bulls and black cows. In my sleep I saw that white bull grow and become a great white bull, from which many white bulls proceeded. They resembled him and began to beget many white bulls, one following the other. Again I saw with my eyes as I slept. I saw the heaven above, and behold, a star fell from heaven. It arose and pastured among the oxen. After that I saw large black oxen, and behold, they all changed their stalls, pastures, and cattle, and began to live with each other. Again I saw in the vision and looked towards heaven, and behold, many stars descended and cast themselves down from heaven to the first star. They became bulls among those cattle and pastured with them. I looked at them and saw, and behold, they all let out their privy members like horses and began to cover the cows of the oxen. They all became pregnant and bore elephants, camels, and asses. All the oxen feared them and were terrified of them. They began to bite with their teeth, devour and gore with their horns. They began to devour the oxen, and behold, all the children of the earth began to tremble and quake before them and flee from them. Again I saw how they began to gore each other and devour each other, and the earth began to cry aloud. I raised my eyes again to heaven, and I saw in the vision, and behold, there came forth from heaven beings who were like white men. Four went forth from that place, and three with them. Those three who came forth last grasped me by my hand and took me up away from the generations of the earth. They raised me to a lofty place and showed me a tower raised high above the earth, with all the hills lower than it. One said to me, Remain here until you see everything that befalls those elephants, camels, asses, stars, and oxen. I saw one of those four who had come forth first. He seized the first star that had fallen from heaven, bound it hand and foot, and cast it into an abyss. Now that abyss was narrow, deep, horrible, and dark. One of them drew a sword and gave it to the elephants, camels, and asses. Then they began to smite each other, and the whole earth quaked because of them. As I beheld the vision, one of those four who had come forth stoned them from heaven, gathered all the great stars whose privy members were like those of horses, bound them hand and foot, and cast them into an abyss of the earth. One of those four went to the white bull and instructed him in a secret without his being terrified. The bull was born a bull but became a man and built for himself a great vessel. He dwelt therein, and three bulls dwelt with him in that vessel, and they were covered in. I raised my eyes towards heaven and saw a lofty roof with seven water torrents flowing with much water into an enclosure. I saw fountains opened on the surface of that great enclosure, and the water began to swell and rise upon the surface. The enclosure was covered with water. The water, darkness, and mist increased upon it. As I looked, the water had risen above the height of the enclosure and was streaming over it, standing upon the earth. All the cattle of that enclosure were gathered together until they sank and were swallowed up and perished in that water. But the vessel floated on the water while all the oxen, elephants, camels, and asses sank to the bottom with all the animals. They perished and sank into the depths. Again, I saw in the vision till those water torrents were removed from that high roof, and the chasms of the earth were leveled up, and other abysses were opened. The water began to run down into these until the earth became visible. The vessel settled on the earth, the darkness retired, and light appeared. The white bull that had become a man came out of the vessel, along with the three bulls. One of them was white like the bull, one red as blood, and one black. The white bull departed from them. They began to bring forth beasts of the field and birds, producing different kinds, lions, tigers, wolves, dogs, hyenas, wild boars, foxes, squirrels, swine, falcons, vultures, kites, eagles, and ravens. Among them was born a white bull. The animals began to bite one another, but the white bull born among them begat a wild ass and a white bull with it. The wild asses multiplied, and the bull begat a black wild boar and a white sheep. The former begat many boars, but the sheep begat twelve sheep. When those twelve sheep had grown, they gave one of them to the asses, who in turn gave it to the wolves. That sheep grew up among the wolves. The Lord brought eleven more sheep to live with it and pasture among the wolves. They multiplied into many flocks of sheep. The wolves began to fear and oppress them until the sheep cried out on account of their little ones and complained to their Lord. A sheep saved from the wolves fled to the wild asses. I saw how the sheep lamented and cried, beseeching their Lord with all their might. The Lord of the sheep descended at the voice of the sheep from a lofty abode and pastured them. He called the sheep that had escaped the wolves and instructed it to admonish the wolves not to touch the sheep. The sheep went to the wolves according to the Lord's word, met another sheep, and entered the assembly of the wolves. They admonished the wolves not to touch the sheep However, the wolves oppressed the sheep exceedingly with all their power, and the sheep cried out. The Lord came to the sheep, and they began to smite the wolves, causing the wolves to lament. The sheep became quiet and ceased to cry out. I saw the sheep depart from among the wolves, but the wolves' eyes were blinded, and they pursued the sheep with all their power. The Lord of the sheep went with them as their leader, and all his sheep followed him. His face was dazzling, glorious, and terrible to behold. The wolves pursued the sheep until they reached a sea of water. The sea divided, and the water stood on either side. The Lord led the sheep, placing himself between them and the wolves. When the wolves saw the Lord, they turned to flee, but the sea gathered together and covered them. All the wolves who pursued the sheep perished and were drowned. The sheep escaped from the water and went into a wilderness where there was no water or grass. They began to open their eyes and see. I saw the Lord of the sheep pasturing them and giving them water and grass. The sheep that led them ascended to the summit of a lofty rock, and the Lord sent it to the sheep. I saw the Lord of the sheep standing before them, majestic and terrifying. The sheep saw him and were afraid. They cried to the sheep among them, We are not able to stand before our Lord or behold him. The sheep that led them ascended the rock again, but the sheep began to be blinded and wandered from the way it had shown them. The Lord was exceedingly wrathful against them. The sheep that led them descended from the rock and found many of them blinded and fallen away. When they saw it, they feared and trembled, desiring to return to their folds. The sheep took others with it and began to slay the fallen sheep. The remaining sheep feared its presence, and it brought them back to their folds. I saw in the vision until the sheep became a man and built a house for the Lord of the sheep, placing all the sheep within it. I saw till this sheep, which had led them, fell asleep. All the great sheep perished, and little ones arose in their place, coming to a pasture and a stream of water. The sheep that had become a man withdrew and fell asleep, and the sheep sought it and cried over it. I saw till they left off crying and crossed the stream of water. Two sheep arose as leaders in place of the fallen one. They led the sheep to a goodly place, a pleasant and glorious land, where they were satisfied. The house stood among them in the pleasant land. Their eyes were sometimes opened and sometimes blinded until another sheep arose and led them all back, opening their eyes. The dogs, foxes, and wild boars began to devour the sheep until the Lord raised another sheep, a ram from their midst, to lead them. This ram butted the dogs, foxes, and wild boars until he destroyed them all. The sheep whose eyes were opened saw this ram, but it forsook its glory and began to butt the sheep, trampling upon them. The Lord sent another lamb to replace the ram and made it the prince and leader of the sheep. During all these events, the dogs oppressed the sheep. The first ram pursued the second, which fled before it. The dogs pulled down the first ram. The second ram led the little sheep. They grew and multiplied, while the dogs, foxes, and wild boars feared and fled before it. The ram butted and killed the wild beasts, robbing them no more of anything. The ram begat many sheep and fell asleep. A little sheep became ram in its stead, becoming the prince and leader of those sheep. The house became great and broad, built for the sheep. A lofty and great tower was built on the house for the Lord of the sheep. The house was low, but the tower was elevated and lofty. The Lord of the sheep stood on the tower, and a full table was offered before him. I saw the sheep err again, going many ways and forsaking their house. The Lord called some from among the sheep and sent them to testify and lament over them. One sheep was saved and cried aloud over the others, but they sought to slay it. The Lord saved it and brought it to me. Many other sheep were sent to testify and lament over the others. After they forsook the Lord's house and tower, they fell away entirely, and their eyes were blinded. The Lord wrought much slaughter among them until they invited destruction and betrayed his place. He gave them into the hands of lions, tigers, wolves, hyenas, foxes, and all wild beasts, which began to tear them apart. I saw that he forsook their house and tower, giving them into the hands of the lions to tear and devour them. I cried aloud to the Lord of the sheep, representing their plight, but he remained unmoved. He saw it, rejoiced that they were devoured, and left them to be devoured by the wild beasts. He called seventy shepherds and cast the sheep to them, commanding them to pasture the sheep and do everything he instructed. He delivered the sheep duly numbered, telling them which were to be destroyed. He called another and instructed him to observe and record everything the shepherds did, noting any excesses and destruction beyond his command. I saw the shepherds pasture in their season, slaying and destroying more than commanded, delivering the The lions, tigers, and wild boars devoured the sheep, burning the tower and demolishing the house. I became exceedingly sorrowful because the house of the sheep was demolished, and I could no longer see if the sheep entered the house. The shepherds and their associates delivered the sheep to all the wild beasts, each receiving a definite number. One recorded how many each destroyed, writing it in a book. Each one slew and destroyed many more than prescribed, causing me to weep and lament. In the vision, I saw one who wrote, documenting every sheep destroyed by the shepherds day by day, and showed the whole book to the lord of the sheep. The book was read before the lord who sealed it and laid it down. I saw the shepherds pasture for twelve hours. Three of the sheep turned back, entered, and began to rebuild what had fallen down. The wild boars tried to hinder them but failed. They reared up the high tower again and placed a table before it, but all the bread was polluted and not pure. The eyes of the sheep and their shepherds were blinded, and they delivered the sheep in large numbers for destruction. The shepherds trampled and devoured them. The lord remained unmoved until all the sheep were dispersed over the field, mingling with them without saving them from the wild beasts. The one who wrote the book showed it to the lord, imploring him on behalf of the sheep and testifying against the shepherds. The lord took the book, laid it beside him, and departed. I saw that thirty-five shepherds undertook the pasturing, completing their periods as the first did, with others receiving them into their hands to pasture for their period. I saw all the birds of heaven coming, led by eagles, devouring the sheep, picking out their eyes, and devouring their flesh. The sheep cried out because their flesh was devoured. I looked and lamented in my sleep over the shepherd who pastured the sheep. I saw the sheep devoured by dogs, eagles, and kites, leaving neither flesh, skin, nor sinew until only their bones remained. Their bones fell to the earth, and the sheep became few. Twenty-three shepherds undertook the pasturing, completing their periods fifty-eight times. Lambs were born by the white sheep, beginning to open their eyes and see, crying to the sheep. However, the sheep did not hearken, remaining deaf and exceedingly blind. Ravens flew upon the lambs, dashing them to pieces and devouring them. Horns grew upon the lambs, and the ravens cast them down. A great horn sprouted on one sheep, opening its eyes. It cried to the sheep, and the rams saw it, running to it. Despite this, the eagles, vultures, ravens, and kites continued to tear and devour the sheep, who remained silent while the rams lamented and cried out. The ravens fought the sheep with the great horn, trying to break it, but failed. The eagles, vultures, ravens, and kites gathered with the sheep, helping each other to break the horn of the ram. I saw a great sword given to the sheep, which they used to slay the beasts of the field. The beasts and birds fled before the sheep. I saw the man who wrote the book open it, showing the lord of the sheep that the twelve last shepherds had destroyed much more than their predecessors. The lord came to them, took the staff of his wrath, and smote the earth, causing it to split asunder. The beasts and birds fell among the sheep and were swallowed up in the earth. A throne was erected in the pleasant land, and the lord of the sheep sat upon it. He called the seven first white ones and commanded them to bring all the stars whose privy members were like those of horses. They were judged and found guilty, cast into an abyss full of fire and flaming pillars. The seventy shepherds were judged, found guilty, and cast into the fiery abyss. A like abyss was opened in the midst of the earth, full of fire. The blinded sheep were judged, found guilty, and cast into the fiery abyss, burning there. I saw till the old house was folded up, and all its pillars, beams, and ornaments were carried away to a place in the south of the land. The lord brought a new house greater and loftier than the first, setting it up in place of the old one. All the sheep were within it. I saw all the sheep left, and all the beasts and birds falling down, doing homage to the sheep, making petition, and obeying them in everything. The three who had taken me before took me up again, along with the hand of the ram, setting me down among the sheep before the judgment took place. The sheep were all white, their wool abundant and clean. All that had been destroyed and dispersed, and all the beasts and birds assembled in the house. The lord of the sheep rejoiced with great joy, because they were all good and had returned to his house. I saw till they laid down the sword given to the sheep, returning it to the house. It was sealed before the lord, and all the sheep were invited into the house, but it could not hold them all. The eyes of all were opened, and they saw the good, with not one among them blind. I saw that the house was large, broad, and very full. A white bull with large horns was born, and all the beasts and birds feared him, making petition to him. I saw till all their generations were transformed, becoming white bulls. The first among them became a lamb, growing into a great animal with large black horns. The lord of the sheep rejoiced over it, and all the oxen. I slept in their midst, awoke, and saw everything. This is the vision I saw while I slept. I awoke and blessed the lord of righteousness, giving him glory. I wept with great weeping, my tears flowing because of what I had seen, for everything shall come to pass and be fulfilled. All the deeds of men in their order were shown to me. On that night I remembered the first dream and wept, troubled because of the vision I had seen. In the next video, prepare to watch the last video of the Book of Enoch, known as the First Enoch. If you liked the video, remember to hit the like button and subscribe to the channel so you don't miss other videos like this. See you in the next video.