I O WA an answer to his
question.
Garry B,
Oh, that reminds me that I used
to call my mother "Mary B." right before she died. I
had to sign so many papers for those last 5 months of her
life that it just replaced her name "Mother" in my
brain. She was 96. I was her second daughter and
when she was 34 years old. Sorry, that just flashed
through. We just have to take the bad with the good
sometimes; that is, you. ;o)
Now for your answer. It's
in Enoch 92 at the end. He talks concerning the
weeks. Those weeks I believe to be the 6,000 years of
time mentioned in Genesis 6:3.
"And after this, on the seventh day of the tenth [Tevet] week [month], there shall be an everlasting
judgment, which shall be executed upon the Watchers,
and a spacious eternal heaven shall spring
forth in the midst of the angels.
The former heaven shall depart and pass away; a new heaven
shall appear; and all the celestial powers shall shine
with sevenfold splendor forever."
Rev. 21:1 “And I saw a new heaven and
a new earth: for the first heaven and the first earth
were passed away; and there was no more sea.”
"Afterwards likewise shall there be many weeks [eternity], which shall
externally exist in goodness and in righteousness.
Neither shall sin be named
there forever and forever.
Who is there of all the
children of men, capable of hearing the voice of the
Holy One without emotion? Who is there capable of
thinking his thoughts? Who capable of contemplating
all the workmanship of heaven? Who of comprehending
the deeds of heaven? He may behold its animation, but
not its spirit. He may be capable of conversing
respecting it, but not of ascending to it. He
may see all the boundaries of these things, and
meditate upon them; but he can make nothing like them.
Who of all men is able to
understand the breadth and length of the earth? By
whom have been seen the dimensions of all these
things? Is it every man who is capable of
comprehending the extent of heaven; what its elevation
is, and by what it is supported? How many are the
numbers of the stars; and where all the luminaries
remain at rest?"
That last sounds
like Job talking about the number of stars. Did you know
you could read it on the internet for free? I've
had the books for years but I pull them up from the
internet and transfer them to my wordprocessor to adjust
them for more comfortable reading. They have a lot
of corruption in their chronology but I have my bible to
correct that. I suppose it was the translator that
didn't do his job correctly.