Then God gave Enoch his mission — and a deadline.
"Everything I have told you," the Lord said, "everything you have seen — from the lowest heaven to My throne, all the hosts and all the troops — all of it I devised and created from the uppermost foundation to the lowest end. There is no counselor to My creation. No inheritor. I am self-eternal, not made with hands, and without change."
"My thought is My counselor. My wisdom and My word are made. My eyes observe all things. If I turn away My face, all things would be destroyed."
Then God gave the command: "Take the books you have written. I give you Samuil and Raguil — the angels who led you up — and go down to earth. Tell your sons everything I have told you. Everything you have seen. From the lowest heaven to My throne."
The purpose was clear: the books must be distributed. Children to children. Generation to generation. Nation to nation. So that humanity would know there is no other God — and understand who created all things.
But first, a warning. God revealed what was coming. The generations after Enoch would reject His commandments. They would worship empty gods and deny His unity. They would fill the earth with wickedness.
"And therefore I will bring down a deluge upon the earth," God said, "and will destroy all men, and the whole earth will crumble into great darkness."
Yet from that destruction, a new generation would arise. And someone would reveal Enoch's books to them — the faithful ones, the workers of God's pleasure — and those who read the books would be glorified even more than the first generation.
Then the final instruction: "I give you thirty days to spend in your house. Tell your sons and your entire household. Let them hear from My face what you tell them. Let them read and understand that there is no other God but Me. And let them keep My commandments and study your books."
Thirty days. That was all. After thirty days, God would send His angel to take Enoch from the earth forever.