Jude 14 | RWP | e4.org | And to these also ( δε κα τουτοις ). Dative case, for these false teachers as well as for his contemporaries. Enoch the seventh from Adam ( εβδομος απο Αδαμ Hενωχ ). The genealogical order occurs in , with Enoch as seventh. He is so termed in Enoch 60:8; 93:3. Prophesied ( επροφητευσεν ). First aorist active indicative of προφητευω . If the word is given its ordinary meaning as in , then Jude terms the Book of Enoch an inspired book. The words quoted are "a combination of passages from Enoch" (Bigg), chiefly from Enoch 1:9. With ten thousand of his holy ones ( εν αγιαις μυριασιν αυτου ). "With ( εν of accompaniment, ) his holy ten thousands" ( μυριας regular word, feminine gender, for ten thousand, , there an unlimited number like our myriads, ).

‏ Jude 14

And to these also ( δε κα τουτοις ). Dative case, for these false teachers as well as for his contemporaries.

Enoch the seventh from Adam ( εβδομος απο Αδαμ Hενωχ ). The genealogical order occurs in Ge 5:4-20, with Enoch as seventh. He is so termed in Enoch 60:8; 93:3.

Prophesied ( επροφητευσεν ). First aorist active indicative of προφητευω. If the word is given its ordinary meaning as in 1Pe 1:10, then Jude terms the Book of Enoch an inspired book. The words quoted are "a combination of passages from Enoch" (Bigg), chiefly from Enoch 1:9.

With ten thousand of his holy ones ( εν αγιαις μυριασιν αυτου ). "With ( εν of accompaniment, Lu 14:31) his holy ten thousands" ( μυριας regular word, feminine gender, for ten thousand, Ac 19:19, there an unlimited number like our myriads, Lu 12:1).