The Books of Enoch Complete: Large Print Edition (Annotated and Illustrated). The Full Collection with Enoch 1, 2, 3 and Audio Paperback – Large Print, January 25, 2025

What started as casual curiosity turned into hours of reading. These books feel ancient and mystical, but the modern English translation makes them surprisingly easy to follow. Jasher was especially gripping—it fills in so many gaps. The annotations help when things get intense or symbolic. Definitely not light reading, but so worth it if you’re exploring beyond the usual scriptures.

Large print was perfect

Very interesting book lots of spiritual things beside the bible

IT IS SO NICE AND LOVE IT

I’ve always been curious about The Book of Enoch, and this edition is exactly what I was looking for. It doesn’t just include Enoch 1, but also 2 and 3, making it a truly complete collection. The large print makes it easy to read, and the annotations really help break down the more complex parts of the text.What really stood out to me were the illustrations—they add a whole new level of understanding, especially for some of the more symbolic passages. And the included audio version is a nice extra, making it easy to take in the material even when I don’t have time to sit down and read.Overall, this book is an incredible resource for anyone wanting to explore the full scope of Enoch’s writings. Whether for study or personal interest, it’s worth having in your collection.

Good quality print book

I’ve read different versions of The Book of Enoch, but this edition is by far the most complete and well-organized. It includes all three books of Enoch, which is rare to find in one volume, and the large print makes it really easy to read. The annotations add a lot of insight, explaining historical and theological contexts that helped me understand the deeper meanings of the text.The illustrations are a great touch too. They bring some of the more mysterious visions in Enoch to life, making the reading experience even more immersive. And having the audio version included is a huge bonus—I love being able to listen while following along.If you’re interested in biblical history, apocryphal writings, or just want to expand your knowledge beyond the standard canon, this is a must-have. It’s well put together and packed with valuable content.

This book is a fascinating read for anyone interested in biblical history and lost texts. The large print makes it easy to read, and the annotations add helpful context to understand the meaning behind the writings. The inclusion of all three Books of Enoch in one place is a huge plus, and the illustrations bring some of the concepts to life. The audio version is a nice bonus, especially for listening on the go. Some parts are dense and require patience, but overall, it’s a great collection for study and reflection.