The Third Book of Enoch

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The narrative centers on a Rabbi's visions of ascension to Heaven, set in the second century A.D. It is part of the Merkabah tradition, which explores themes of heavenly ascent, drawing its name from Ezekiel's vision. The text, also known as Sefer Hekhalot, translates to "Palaces" or "Temples," highlighting its connection to Jewish mystical literature. As a key source of mystical knowledge, it offers profound insights into the spiritual journey and the nature of divine realms.