Chapter LXXXV🇪🇸🇷🇺🇮🇳🇨🇳Enoch
Chapter LXXXV Summary
Enoch tells his son Methuselah about a dream he had before he married Methuselah's mother, Edna. In the dream, he saw a white bull come out of the earth. Then a heifer and two more bulls appeared, one black and one red. The black bull chased and gored the red one, and Enoch couldn't see the red bull anymore after that. The black bull grew strong, and the heifer stayed with him. Many oxen came from the black bull, and they followed him. The first heifer left the first bull to look for the red one but couldn't find him. She cried a lot, but the first bull came back and calmed her down. After that, she stopped crying. Later, the heifer had another white bull and many more bulls and black cows. The white bull grew big and had many white bulls that looked like him. These white bulls also had many more white bulls that looked like them, one after another.
I had another vision after that, and I'll share the entire vision with you, my son.
Enoch raised his voice and spoke to his son Methuselah, "My son, listen to me. Pay attention to the dream vision I am about to share with you."
Before I married my mother Edna, I had a dream where I saw a white bull come up from the earth. Then a cow came out, and with her came two more bulls, one black and one red.
A black bull charged at a red one, chasing it across the land until I could no longer see the red bull.
A black bull grew up, and a heifer went with him. I saw that many oxen came from him, looking like him and following him.
The first cow left the first bull to look for the red one, but couldn't find him. She cried out loudly for him and kept searching.
The first bull came to the cow and calmed her down. After that, she stopped crying.
She then gave birth to another white bull, and after that, she had many more bulls and black cows.
I had a dream where the white bull grew big and strong, and from him came many other white bulls that looked just like him. These new bulls also started to have many more white bulls, one after another, in great numbers.