Those in Christianity who enjoy a steady diet of Bible intake know the frustration of coming upon certain passages with more or less clarity expressed in the text, especially those surrounding events in the spiritual plane. While the Book of Enoch doesn’t offer the same life-changing power as the Word of God, its content is helpful for understanding some of the pre-conceived theological ideas of the ancient world, with parts of it being referenced and included in the Biblical canon.

A faithful understanding of the concepts referred to in the Book of Enoch goes a long way in aiding the student of the Bible towards a more contextually complete understanding, and is the sole reason for the construction of this work. “This is, admittedly, a work of errors,” though its intention is to provide a simple, concise explanation of the broad themes found in the 108 chapters of the Book of Enoch.

Luminary is intended to be read as a companion guide to help categorize some of the key features, characters, and locations in the Book of Enoch.