# Evidence Packet

## Claims used
- ENOCH-REL-001
- ENOCH-REL-002
- ENOCH-NT-001

## Primary evidence
- Jude 14–15 quoting Enoch
- Acts 17:28 Greek poet citation
- DSS preservation of Enoch

## Comparative evidence
- Baal Cycle as ANE background
- Greek poets as rhetorical sources

## Key distinctions
- rhetorical vs framework-bearing
- external vs internal textual world
- explicit attribution vs inferred comparison

## Vulnerabilities

### Objection
Quotation does not imply authority

### Response
- function and context matter
- Jude uses Enoch in judicial argument

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### Objection
All parallels are just shared culture

### Response
- proximity and preservation differ
- explicit attribution changes category

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### Objection
This inflates Enoch’s importance

### Response
- argument is category distinction, not canon expansion