In Chapters 20-25 of The Book of Enoch, Enoch is given a detailed vision of the angelic hierarchy and the roles of the archangels. Each archangel is assigned a specific duty, from overseeing the spirits of humanity to guarding the sacred places. The chapters introduce the archangels Michael, Gabriel, Raphael, Uriel, and others, each with their distinct responsibilities within God's divine order. This section emphasizes the structured nature of the heavenly realm and the importance of each being in maintaining cosmic balance. Enoch is also shown the earthly paradise, a place of incredible beauty where the Tree of Life stands. This paradise is reserved for the righteous, who will be granted access after the final judgment. The chapters describe the Tree of Life as a source of eternal life, underscoring the rewards awaiting the faithful. The vision serves as a stark contrast to the fate of the wicked, who will face destruction and separation from this paradise. These chapters further explore the concept of divine justice, illustrating the rewards for righteousness and the consequences of wickedness. Enoch's visions highlight the ultimate triumph of good over evil and the eternal nature of God's kingdom. The detailed descriptions of the celestial beings and the paradise reinforce the themes of order, justice, and hope for the righteous. Discover hundreds of ad-free audiobooks, soothing sounds for sleep and meditation, and more—unwind and learn at www.solgoodmedia.com!