Leslie W. Walck received a PhD from the University of Notre Dame, IN in 1999. He also received an M.Div from Luther Seminary, St. Paul, MN, a M.A. from Oxford University in the United Kingdom, and a B.A. from Augsburg College in Minneapolis MN. Currently he is Pastor of Colfax Lutheran Church, Colfax, WI, and participated in the 2005 Enoch Seminar in Camaldoli, Italy.

Nevertheless, I was impressed with the clarity of the exegetical section in handling commentary on the original languages. Walck's contributions lie in his discussion of the relation between the Son of Man material in the Parables and Matthew, which I find convincing, and in his application of narrative criticism and social stratification analysis to the Parables to expand the window of opportunity for its origin.

• Introduction to the Issue Dating, Sources and Social Setting of the Parables of Enoch The Son of Man in the Parables of Enoch The Son of Man in Matthew The Son of Man in Mark, Luke and John Comparison of the Son of Man in Parables of Enoch and in the Christian Gospels Judgement Scenesin the Parables of Enoch, Matthew and other contemporary Literature Conclusions and Trajectory for further Study

Leslie W. Walck received a PhD from the University of Notre Dame, IN in 1999. He also received an M.Div from Luther Seminary, St. Paul, MN, a M.A. from Oxford University in the United Kingdom, and a B.A. from Augsburg College in Minneapolis MN. Currently he is Pastor of Colfax Lutheran Church, Colfax, WI, and participated in the 2005 Enoch Seminar in Camaldoli, Italy.

Nevertheless, I was impressed with the clarity of the exegetical section in handling commentary on the original languages. Walck's contributions lie in his discussion of the relation between the Son of Man material in the Parables and Matthew, which I find convincing, and in his application of narrative criticism and social stratification analysis to the Parables to expand the window of opportunity for its origin.

• Introduction to the Issue Dating, Sources and Social Setting of the Parables of Enoch The Son of Man in the Parables of Enoch The Son of Man in Matthew The Son of Man in Mark, Luke and John Comparison of the Son of Man in Parables of Enoch and in the Christian Gospels Judgement Scenesin the Parables of Enoch, Matthew and other contemporary Literature Conclusions and Trajectory for further Study

Leslie W. Walck received a PhD from the University of Notre Dame, IN in 1999. He also received an M.Div from Luther Seminary, St. Paul, MN, a M.A. from Oxford University in the United Kingdom, and a B.A. from Augsburg College in Minneapolis MN. Currently he is Pastor of Colfax Lutheran Church, Colfax, WI, and participated in the 2005 Enoch Seminar in Camaldoli, Italy.

Nevertheless, I was impressed with the clarity of the exegetical section in handling commentary on the original languages. Walck's contributions lie in his discussion of the relation between the Son of Man material in the Parables and Matthew, which I find convincing, and in his application of narrative criticism and social stratification analysis to the Parables to expand the window of opportunity for its origin.

• Introduction to the Issue Dating, Sources and Social Setting of the Parables of Enoch The Son of Man in the Parables of Enoch The Son of Man in Matthew The Son of Man in Mark, Luke and John Comparison of the Son of Man in Parables of Enoch and in the Christian Gospels Judgement Scenesin the Parables of Enoch, Matthew and other contemporary Literature Conclusions and Trajectory for further Study