Educator Guide
Enoch Bible Study Guide
Antediluvian · 3378 BC – 3013 BC (365 years)
Walked with God and 'was not, for God took him'; one of two figures said not to die.
From the family tree
- Parents
- Jared
- Children
- Methuselah
- Dates
- 3378 BC – 3013 BC (365 years)
- Era
- Antediluvian
Teaching prompt
What might it mean that Enoch 'walked with God'?
Reflection
How does Enoch's life challenge or comfort how you think about faithfulness over a long life?
Points to Jesus
names Enoch as one who pleased God by faith — a foretaste of the resurrection life Jesus secures, and frames his prophecy as already anticipating the Lord's return with His holy ones.
Discussion questions
- says Enoch 'was not, for God took him.' How does interpret that line?
- quotes Enoch as prophesying about the Lord's coming. How does that shape your picture of him?
- What practical shape do you think 'walking with God' took in a pre-Flood world?
Scripture
Scripture quotations are from the Berean Standard Bible (BSB), which is in the public domain.
