Enoch's Blessing: A Modern English Paraphrase of Enoch's Ancient Writings: Updated

by Michael Fickess, Rick Joyner (Foreword)

Michael Fickess has written a paraphrase of a Classic Judeo-Christian text, the Book of Enoch. The Early Church Fathers found this book to be a valuable source, but did not equate it with the same level of authority as Scripture, even though Scripture quotes from this work. This shows that although it is not Scripture, the Book of Enoch holds treasures that every believer should access. Enoch explored the expanses of Heaven and received key revelation dealing with the Endtimes. Michael’s years of study will help you get acquainted with the oldest recorded prophet and his message for the Last Days Generation.

163 pages, Paperback

First published December 11, 2014

About the author

Michael Fickess is devoted to calling believers to a pursue a deeper and more intimate relationship with God through authentic community, effective prayer, a revelational knowledge of Scripture, and a hunger to explore the "deep things" of God. He earned a Master's degree in Middle Eastern History after developing a heart for the Middle East during his tour of duty as an Infantry soldier in Baghdad.

Michael currently serves on Morningstar Fellowship’s intercession leadership team and as a teacher at the Comenius School for Creative Leadership, Morningstar’s K-12 school. Michael's published works include Enoch's Blessing, Paths of Ever-Increasing Glory, articles on his blog at michaelfickess.com, and articles in the Morningstar Journal. He and his wife, Rachelle, live in Charlotte, North Carolina, and have two children, Samuel and Ari.

Michael and his family also have a passion for gardening and homesteading because this simple lifestyle allows them to spend more time together as a family, enjoy nature, and live a more self-sufficient lifestyle in turbulent times.

Visit www.michaelfickess.com for more information about Michael’s ministry, free podcasts, timely prophetic insights, and more

Reviews

[Rob. & Allison Zimmerman · Rating 5 out of 5]

Walk thru this Open Door

Michael Fickless opens a door into the unseen realm to help us gain practical insight and understanding into how spirits came to be, and leads us to see God’s redeeming Love which empowers our prayer life

[Wayne · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very Interesting!

I found this book to be very interesting and could very well believe it could have been included in the holy cannon. There is a lot to be gleaned from the book of Enoch! The Author did a very good job of paraphrasing the book.

[Denise Kann · Rating 4 out of 5]

good thought provoking book

[Laura Harper Prather · Rating 5 out of 5]

Easy to read version with great footnotes and references. I will definitely come back to this as I dive deeper into the scripture references and read the version by RH Charles.

[shirley gillespie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very interesting and intriguing.

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WHERE CAN WE FIND THE BOOK OF ENOCH AND THE BOOK OF NOAH? ALSO WHY ARE THEY NOT INCLUDED IN THE HOLY BIBLE?