Enoch was a Godly man. His earthly existence ended but God granted that he not die, but rather be “translated” into His presence.
Back then, the people were all schizophrenic and heard voices in their head. But eventually we got control and achieved consciousness. At least that's what this guy said back in the 1970s. He spent a fair amount of time examining Gilgamesh and the Homeric epics.
What did mankind do! Spelling, punctuation and run on sentences. Kill them all, heretics!
What did mankind do! Spelling, punctuation and run on sentences. Kill them all, heretics!
Not to be confused with Gil Galad, the Elven King.
Heh... This was a Jeopardy question (er, answer) on tonight’s show.
Is that why you posted this?
(Tonight’s reference to this king on Jeopardy was the first time I ever heard of him.)
where is Nimrod in this accounting?