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Enoch, son of Jared, walked with God, as noted in Genesis 5:24. His steadfast faith likely caused tension with his family, yet he remained resolute in his beliefs. It is possible that his righteous example troubled others, much like Abel's did Cain, leading to conflict. Some traditions suggest that Lamech may have been provoked by Enoch's preaching, potentially resulting in his death. Regardless, Enoch paid a high price for his devotion to God, demonstrating the costly nature of his religion.

The story of Enoch, son of Jared, highlights the essential prerequisite of walking with God to witness faithfully for Him. Before one can walk with God, peace and access to Him must be established. Enoch's example follows Abel's and precedes Noah's in demonstrating faithful witness for God. Because Enoch diligently sought Him, God rewarded him with a powerful testimony of His pleasure, evidenced by Enoch's physical removal to another location to escape the violent wrath of those to whom he prophesied. Enoch pursued God to become like Him, and Genesis records twice that Enoch walked with God, showing his belief in God's existence and his commitment to follow all that God said. By faith, Enoch was taken away, indicating he trusted in a promise of physical deliverance from God, a promise given because Enoch pleased Him in the conduct of his life. Walking with God, as Enoch did, symbolizes a continual approach to a relationship with Him, always moving toward the goal of being exactly like Him. Only after access to God is restored can a person's walk with Him be renewed, and such a walk is pleasing to God only when it aligns with how He walks. To the degree that one conducts oneself like God, one becomes a faithful witness of Him.