2 Enoch Chapter 43: Modernized English & Source Wording
The Slavonic Book · Lightly modernized English
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1 I, my children, measured and wrote out every work and every measure and every righteous judgment.
2 As (one) year is more honourable than another, so is (one) man more honourable than another, some for great possessions, some for wisdom of heart, some for particular intellect, some for cunning, one for silence of lip, another for cleanliness, one for strength, another for beauty, one for youth, another for sharp wit, one for shape of body, another for sensibility, let it be heard everywhere, but there is none better than he who fears God, he will be more glorious in time to come.
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The Book of the Secrets of Enoch, in The Forgotten Books of Eden (1926), edited by Rutherford H. Platt Jr.; Wikisource transcription. This 68-chapter edition does not include the Melchizedek continuation found in some other editions. This reading edition lightly modernizes historical English; source wording remains available.