Enoch Quotes

“I'll never understand ninety-nine percent of humanity. - Enoch”
― Ransom Riggs, Hollow City

“Good gravy,” said Elmer. “You’re getting a real crash course, then.”
“That’s for sure.”
“It’s definitely more crash than course,” said Enoch.”
― Ransom Riggs, A Map of Days

“Policies are ephemeral; principles are eternal.”
― Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha

“Purpose stirs creativity, without purpose you life will be in abnormal use(abuse).”
― Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha

“Now, the atonement of Christ is the most basic and fundamental doctrine of the gospel, and it is the least understood of all our revealed truths. Many of us have a superficial knowledge and rely upon the Lord and his goodness to see us through the trials and perils of life. But if we are to have faith like Enoch and Elijah we must believe what they believed, know what they knew, and live as they lived.”
― Bruce R. McConkie

“Naomi giggled that same giggle with which Enoch had become infatuated.”
― S. R. Ford

“A nation is safer and progressive when the citizens own or are involved in healthy businesses that can aid them enjoy good livelihood without any fear for tomorrow.”
― Ifeanyi Enoch Onuoha

“He was a beautiful symphony of perfect destruction; a dark melody I knew by heart.”
― Casey L. Bond, High Stakes

“Secrets were like cobwebs. They began with a single, seemingly innocuous strand, and built into a filth that marred what once was beautiful.”
― Casey L. Bond, High Seas

“Sister, it is easy to blame others when we are forced to see the worst parts of ourselves.”
― Casey L. Bond, High Seas

“Isn’t that what love is? Giving your heart to someone, knowing only they have the power to make it bleed? Because no one else on the earth matters as much as them. Even with the knowledge that heartache is assured, our hearts are willing sacrifices.”
― Casey L. Bond, High Seas

“But a thing about a wounded heart was that it never mended completely. The scars it bore were like chains that kept it from making foolish mistakes again.”
― Casey L. Bond, High Seas

“Unfortunately, I know that it’s entirely possible to hate what you love. It’s a tormenting feeling, like having two minds, or like your body is constantly being pulled apart by separate ropes.”
― Casey L. Bond, High Seas

“The Enochian Jews believed that humans could become angels. This conversion process was known as “resurrection”. When Enoch was transformed into an angel without dying, that was his transfiguration, that was his “resurrection.” The first Christians imagined that resurrection took place before their physical death and involved being taken up into the presence of God, i.e. becoming angels. Is that not the true meaning of the Rapture? Resurrection was a mystical experience, an enlightenment, an epiphany, an ascent to the throne of God and thus to the presence of the divine, and a transmutation into a son or daughter of God. So, resurrection did not originally mean reanimation after death. It meant being born again, being entered by the Spirit and raised up to an indestructible life ... during life.”
― James Axel

“Now the “earth turns over” just as Immanuel Velikovsky predicted. A horrific 90-degrees tilt of the earth in which the weight of ice packs in
Greenland and Antarctica precipitates the 12,000-year cyclical catastrophe
foretold by so many from humanity’s past. T. S. Eliot stands avenged; the world
as we know it goes out with a whimper.”
― C. Elmon Meade, Adam & Eve's Ashes: Magnetic Pole Shift, Ancient Prophecy, and Catastrophism