The Book of Enoch is a religious text of ancient Jewish origin that has been incorporated into the Bible. The book is generally accepted by most Jewish sects as having some historical or religious value, but it is not considered a part of the canonical Bible.

It contains religious texts as well as historical and scientific information that may be useful to the reader. It is based on the historical event of the life of Enoch and the preservation of his family. The story is told in the first person by Enoch and is presented in the form of a narrative. It is not a collection of laws and instructions as are the other Old Testament books. It contains, in addition to the narrative, a number of religious texts, including the so-called Book of Enoch.