First Book of Adam and Eve

Apocalyptic compilation attributed to the patriarch Enoch in R.H. Charles classic translation. Includes the Book of the Watchers, the Parables, and visions of fallen angels and the messianic age.

Enoch

Retelling of Genesis and Exodus organised by Jubilees of 49 years, attributed to Moses on Mount Sinai. Central in Second Temple Jewish thought and preserved as scripture by the Ethiopian Orthodox Church.

Attributed to Moses

Greek pseudepigraphal narrative also known as the Life of Adam and Eve. Tells how the first couple lived after their expulsion from Eden, with vivid detail about temptation, illness, and repentance.

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Late apocalyptic dialogue in which the patriarch Sedrach pleads with God for mercy on a sinful humanity. A meditation on divine justice and the limits of repentance.

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Latin recension of the post-Eden life of Adam and Eve, paralleling the Greek Apocalypse of Moses with additional episodes of penance, the death of Adam, and visions of paradise.

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