Of course a better understanding is gained by reading The Book of Enoch and so gaining an evolving comprehension of Transfiguration. Elijah was also transfigured so we have a mode of being that transcends time in demonstration.
Moses died albeit there is a reference to his transfiguration in the Gospels - a riddle. In the Book of Jude we find debate about his dead body. - A key to solving the riddle.
What most people do not realize is that there are two Enochs in the Bible - in Genesis and the Enoch being referred to in Jude is the Sons of God, not the Sons of Cain. Both carry the same oth - oath (mark or stigma) emblazoned on each by the same God. So it is interesting that those appointed to rule over evil do so with authority.
That is a very enjoyable observation! I like that developed a bit further; that allegorical metaphors are the language we are to learn to develop understanding of the more complex instruction sets from the Holy Spirit.And perhaps that is about where allegory meets reality--pearls of wisdom like motifs in music.
P.S. For people who cannot find the time to read The Book of Enoch here is a poetic and artistically illustrated rendition.
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