History Repeats.
How did it all begin? What happened at the time of Noah? Is it happening again?
Enoch in the City of Adam tells the story of humanity’s beginning, and foreshadows its eventual end. It reveals the nature and importance of the first civilization on earth, and how the world devolved as enemies of humanity influenced them in self-destructive ways.
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Enoch in the City of Adam
Title: Enoch in the City of Adam
Author: J.L. Thompson
Publisher: Leicester Bay Books
Enoch, the seventh from Adam, began life as an unremarkable “lad” with a speech impediment, but rose to the call to help his people in perilous times. Technological implementations and diabolical deceit were destroying the people, their civilization, and the very planet, and Enoch sought feverishly to gather out those who would listen to his message before the end came crashing down on them in planetary upheaval.
Song — The Watcher
The Books of Enoch
We learn precious little about the people who existed in the first 1,000 years relying solely on reports found in the modern bible. More information can be gleaned from apocryphal writings discovered relatively recently in ancient libraries. Three versions of the ancient Book of Enoch tell us much more about the prophet of antiquity and his contemporaries, although much of the material appears to be polluted by the flagrant infusion of partisan dogma and imagery. Additional material from the prophet Joseph Smith provides an enlightened understanding of the ancient people and the problems they encountered in the antediluvian world. J.L. Thompson has studied several texts from various sources and incorporated what he considers the most reliable of them in this work. The reader is encouraged to exercise wise discernment while reading Enoch in the City of Adam.
Dr. Richard W. Andreasen
Jaymie Reynolds
Association for Mormon Letters
The attention to detail that is found in Thompson’s writing is seen clearly within the pages of this book. Biblical purists may find the extreme human and overt supernatural elements to be both recognizable and disturbing. Thompson’s novel offers a unique perspective that will add depth to any modern, home library. Many readers will find it well worth a look.
Sharon Haddock
Deseret News
Sobering, challenging and inventive — this story considers how the first people on the planet might have thought and reacted to their challenges. Enoch in the City of Adam provides not only a look at the first 1,000 years after Father Adam and Mother Eve started their family, it explores the birth of evil and the mindset of those who chose to follow the Prince of Darkness. For the strong-hearted and open-minded, this could be an illuminating series.
