Question 1

What is the Enochian Timepiece?

Accepted Answer

The Enochian Timepiece is an interactive celestial clock based on the Book of Enoch (1 Enoch), where Archangel Uriel revealed that a full day is divided into 18 equal hours, not the modern 24-hour system. Each Enochian hour contains 80 minutes and each minute contains 60 seconds, totaling 86,400 seconds - identical to a standard day.

Question 2

What does the Book of Enoch say about time?

Accepted Answer

The Book of Enoch (1 Enoch), chapters 72-82 (Book of Heavenly Luminaries), describes how Archangel Uriel revealed that the sun and moon pass through 6 eastern and 6 western celestial gates, and a full day-night cycle is divided into 18 supreme parts (hours). The Enochian year contains exactly 364 days.

Question 3

What is the 18-hour Enochian clock?

Accepted Answer

The 18-hour Enochian clock is the divine timekeeping system in the Book of Enoch. A full day is 18 hours (not 24), each hour contains 80 minutes (not 60), and each minute contains 60 seconds. The total remains 86,400 seconds per day, proving mathematical harmony between both systems.

Question 4

What is biblical flat earth cosmology?

Accepted Answer

According to the Book of Enoch, the earth is a stationary plane centered on the North. The sun and moon travel in concentric circles above the Azimuthal plane through 6 celestial gates. The firmament is a solid dome above the flat earth, and the luminaries project their light downward onto the stationary plane.

Question 5

Who was Enoch in the Bible?

Accepted Answer

Enoch was the seventh patriarch from Adam, described in Genesis as a man who walked with God. He did not die but was taken directly into the heavens while still alive. Known as the Scribe of Righteousness, Enoch received visions of celestial mechanics from Archangel Uriel, recorded in the Book of Enoch (1 Enoch).

Question 6

What is the 364-day Enochian calendar?

Accepted Answer

The 364-day Enochian calendar is the divine solar calendar in the Book of Enoch. It consists of exactly 364 days divided into 4 seasons of 91 days each (3 months of 30, 30, and 31 days). Perfectly divisible into 4 equal seasons and 52 weeks - mathematically superior to the modern Gregorian calendar.