I believe Enoch is to be meaningfully significant for us in the Body of Christ for he is the first mention of a rapture event.

Enoch walked with God for 300 years.

Because his age at his rapture was 365, the number of days we have in a year at this time, I am thinking I am being clued to think in terms of Enoch's 300 years as also pointing me to think in term of a "300 days" unit of time.

I express that we have 365 days in a year "at this time" because it was in 701 bc that calendars around the world had to change from keeping track of a 360 day year to the one we experience currently.  My understanding is per a Chuck Missler teaching from years ago.

So, Enoch's "300" days clue is also a 10 month clue as well in my estimation, 10 months exactly.

Where might I begin a count of 300 days?

I believe that last September 23/24, 2025 was the beginning of the Jewish year per the sighted new moon.  And I believe God validated this perspective when 100 kohanim blew shofars in unison on the 24th, during the daylight portion of that "first" day.  It was a unique "marking in time" made by Israel.

Adding 300 days to that date results in July 21st.

Adding a full 10 months to that date results in July 23/24th.

What I find interesting is that the root meaning of our month name 'September' is the number seven.  As a number of you are aware, this "seven" is a carry over from a prior calendar designation wherein September was the 7th month.

Now, my focus is July, our 7th month.

I wonder if, when Jesus gave the original September 23/24 date to Joshua, for when He would come down and bring about our Exodus (similar to what God said to Moses at the burning bush), that it was also a clue-like-hint for us to be watchful on a future 23/24th of a 7th month.

Being that July 23/24 is included within the 9/10 of Av this year, the timing when prior temples were removed from Israel, I believe the pattern causes me to be especially hopeful that we will not see August.

The 24th day of a 7th month is also seen in Nehemiah 8 and 9 (see 9:1) where the people of Israel started mourning their sin, as they had been exposed to the law of God as read by Ezra over the prior days.  If we are taken home on Tisha B Av, might select people throughout Israel also begin to mourn their sin as they had just been exposed to an event wherein God made it clear to them that He does not accept the way they have been relating to Him?

Also, thinking fractally, because God structured His seven Moeds to have dates in the 1st month correspond to dates in the 7th month (allowing the spring Moeds to be taking place in the northern hemisphere while the fall Moeds are taking place at the same time in the southern hemisphere), then I also see another "24th of the 7th" in Daniel's "24th of the 1st" as found in Daniel 10, wherein God finally reveals Himself to a prophet whose heart was seeking after Him.

Lastly, still keeping in mind how the 7th month of Israel's calendar may also have a correspondence to our 7th month, July, I find another interesting (but not in a good way) possibility.  

On the Jewish calendar each year, on the 3rd day of their 7th month, there is a recognition, a minor fast, for the violent death of a prior leader, Gedaliah, appointed to his position over God's chosen people, by the authority of Babylon.  This man in Israel, during the later years of Jeremiah's time, was assassinated by a devious and conspiring Ishmael.  Per Hebcal, this "ended the last vestige of Jewish autonomy in the land and prompted the surviving community to flee to Egypt".  

I wonder if, on this upcoming 3rd day of our 7th month, another leader might be assassinated by the devious plans of another type of Ishmael.  This is just my total speculation.

Watching, watching.

God bless you.