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Александер высказывает предположение о том, что "образ Метатрона в Третьей книге Еноха, по-видимому, вобрал в себя образы трех изначально никак не связанных друг с другом персонажей: Еноха, Иаоила/Малого Яхве и Михаила/Метатрона. Нам только остается догадываться о том, как и почему эти концепции были объединены, однако небезосновательным было бы предположить, что Енох, Иаоил и Метатрон постепенно независимо друг от друга стали представляться настолько похожими в небесной иерархии, что в общине или группе общин, наследовавших подобного рода традиции, религиозное сознание не могло противостоять искушению упростить эти разнородные элементы, соединив все три образа в один". Alexander, "The Historical Settings of the Hebrew Book of Enoch," 163.
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