The Books of Enoch Master Collection: 1, 2, 3

The Books of Enoch Master Collection by Jeremy Payton, a paperback seen at an angle.

The Books of Enoch Master Collection brings together the three books that carry Enoch’s name. They come from centuries apart and from three languages, yet each tells a part of the same story. 1 Enoch tells of the Watchers who came down to earth, of the giants they fathered and of the patriarch’s journeys through the heavens. Then 2 Enoch, kept in Slavonic, follows him through the seven heavens. Finally 3 Enoch, from the Hebrew mystical tradition, turns him into the angel Metatron. Now the three stand in one volume.

Above all, this is the book for anyone who has heard of the Book of Enoch and wants all of it, not just the first part. You want to know who the Watchers were, what became of their sons and how a man became an angel. You need no Ethiopic, no Slavonic and no Hebrew, because Jeremy Payton presents each book in order and explains it as it goes.

What is inside

1 Enoch, the Ethiopian book. The Watchers, the birth of the giants, the visions of judgement, and Enoch’s journeys through heaven and earth.
2 Enoch, the Slavonic book. Enoch’s ascent through the seven heavens and the secrets he brings back.
3 Enoch, the Hebrew book. Enoch transformed into Metatron, and the mystical tradition behind that change.
The commentary. How these visions of angels and the end of days shaped early Jewish and Christian thought.
The illustrations. Curated images throughout the volume, so that the visions have a face.

Between them, the three books cover the whole legend: the fall of the angels, the judgement to come and the man who walked with God and did not die. In the end, you have the Enoch tradition in one place, instead of three scattered volumes.

How the text is presented

First of all, the three books come in their order, so you can read them as one story or open the one you want. Then the commentary follows the visions and explains them against the world that wrote them. If you want a single Book of Enoch, any edition will do. If instead you want all three and a guide through them, this is the volume.

The paperback is a large format, 8.5 by 11 inches, with clear print and curated illustrations. As a result, it reads like a textbook rather than a pocket edition, and readers say so. The Kindle edition is also on Amazon.

What readers say

The collection averages 4.6 stars on Amazon over more than five hundred ratings. Three verified purchasers, in the United States and the United Kingdom:

It has a college text book feel to it. […] It does live up to the hype. […] It is definitely worth the cost.
Pastafarian Enthusiast, Amazon, July 2025

This book is so great I just don’t have words. It is eye opening […] After reading this, I just kept wanting to know more.
karen b., Amazon, March 2025