The Son of Man in the Book of Enoch

This chapter explores the characterization of the Son of Man as a divine figure in the Book of Enoch, drawing parallels with the New Testament's portrayal of Jesus. It discusses interpretation complexities, including the possible identification of Enoch with this heavenly figure and the implications of translation issues. The chapter further examines the historical and theological significance of the Book of Enoch, its references in early Christian writing, and considerations concerning its canonicity within different Christian traditions.