Ways the Book of Enoch helps towards salvation in ways not clearly covered by other scriptures read by the Jews in Christ’s times:
1. Places of the dead are more precisely described in the Book of Enoch - not just Sheol.
2. Angels are not supposed to marry. The Book of Enoch tells us this.
3. Angels took human wives and had offspring with them. This is described (and is unambiguous compared to Genesis 6).
4. The Oath is how the angels control creation and it is now linked to the name of the Son of Man.
5. It shows the power even before creation of the Son of Man’s name.
6. The preexistence of the Christ, even before Abraham was born, is made unambiguous when it tells us that Enoch (some say Noah) was taken up to the Son of Man (the Christ) years before the Flood.
7. The planning by God of the future of the children of Israel is laid out in full, showing that it was all planned out by God even before the time of Abraham, even before the time of Noah and it is evident how this plan has worked out precisely. It even shows the timing of Jesus’ first coming.
8. It clearly describes the Christ as being the Son of God, acknowledged as “My Son” by God since ancient times, even before the time of Abraham. (Ch 105)
9. It foretells elect ones being given knowledge of all of Creation, possibly foretelling the Geonic Schools and the insight behind the Babylonian Talmud.
10. It warns of even the ‘sheep’ being thrown into the lake of fire if they are still blind when the Lord comes in judgement.
11. It tells how blindness of the ‘sheep’ is linked to forsaking of the house of God or building a polluted house.
12. It tells of those who will open the eyes of many of the blind sheep (such as the ‘great horn of one of the sheep’).
13. It describes how the Holy Spirit will well up like a fountain of water of wisdom within those who adhere to the teachings of the Son of Man and stay with Him.
14. It foretells that the destinations of souls will be determined by the Elect One, the Son of Man.
15. It explains how even the mightiest people can fail morally by living by trust in riches and strength rather than by accepting the Holy Spirit and relying on teachings coming from God.
