1 Enoch 29:1-2

Enoch travels eastward from the previous mountain and encounters a wilderness location containing trees of judgment distinguished by fragrant vessels of frankincense and myrrh, with each tree possessing unique characteristics. This visionary geography reveals the cosmic layout of divine judgment places and their aromatic sanctity, emphasizing Enoch's role as heavenly tourist witnessing eschatological topography.

¹And from there I went to another place in the wilderness, and drew near to the east of this mountain.

²And there I saw trees of judgment, especially vessels giving forth the fragrance of frankincense and myrrh, and the trees were not alike.

¹And from there I went to another place in the wilderness, and drew near to the east of this mountain.

²And there I saw trees of judgment, especially vessels giving forth the fragrance of frankincense and myrrh, and the trees were not alike.

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