PHYSIOPATHOLOGY OF THE BOOK OF ENOCH

PHYSIOPATHOLOGY OF THE BOOK OF ENOCH: A Biblical Evaluation of Its Theology, Influence, and Relationship to Divine Revelation is a scholarly, faith-anchored examination of one of antiquity's most debated religious texts. Employing "physiopathology" as a metaphor to analyze the theological health, doctrinal strengths, and speculative features of the ancient Book of Enoch, Prof. PN Olotu systematically evaluates its narratives against the infallible authority of the canonical Scriptures.

Drawing from biblical exegesis, historical investigation, textual scholarship, and theological diagnosis, this volume explores major Enochic themes—including the Watchers, fallen angels, the Son of Man, cosmic calendars, and divine judgment—while illustrating the essential boundary between inspired revelation and extra-biblical tradition. Designed for students of theology, church leaders, and curious readers alike, this comprehensive work honors historical scholarship, fosters deep spiritual discernment, and ultimately reaffirms Jesus Christ and the Holy Bible as the supreme, sufficient, and final authority for Christian faith and practice.