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Chanokh was born on the sixth day of the month Tsivan, and lived three hundred and sixty-five years.
68:2
He was taken up to heaven on the first day of the month Tsivan and remained in heaven sixty days.
68:3
He wrote all these signs of all creation, which Yahuah created, and wrote three hundred and sixty-six books, and handed them over to his sons and remained on earth thirty days, and was again taken up to heaven on the sixth day of the month …
68:4
As every man’s nature in this life is dark, so are also his conception, birth, and departure from this life.
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At what hour he was conceived, at that hour he was born, and at that hour too he died.
68:6
Metushelach and his brethren, all the sons of Chanokh, hurried, and erected an altar at that place called Achuzan, whence and where Chanokh had been taken up to heaven.
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And they took sacrificial oxen and summoned all people and sacrificed the sacrifice before Yahuah’s face.
68:8
All people, the elders of the people and the whole assembly came to the feast and brought gifts to the sons of Chanokh.
68:9
And they made a great feast, rejoicing and making merry three days, praising Elohim, who had given them such a sign through Chanokh, who had found favour with him, and that they should hand it on to their sons from generation to …
68:10
Amen. Distinct transmitted continuation Chapters 69-73 preserve the priestly succession and Malki-Tsedeq narrative. They are present unevenly across the manuscript families and are printed here because this edition is the full 73-chapter …