The Book of Enoch was unknown to Europe for a thousand years, when Bruce found in Abyssinia some copies of it in Ethiopic;
- it was translated by Archbishop Laurence in 1821, from the text in the Bodleian Library, Oxford.
This accounts for the unwillingness of the reverend librarians to publish the Ethiopian text of the Book of Enoch.
Why?
Because there are fifty-seven verses from various parts of the Gospels and acts, with parallel passages from the Book of Enoch.
The Book of Enoch in its present form is simply a transcript - with numerous pre-Christian and post-Christian additions and interpolations - from far older texts.
The bible is filled with stories from pagan times many word for word.
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