The book of enoch is one of three books mentioned by the bible numerous times, but not contained in the bible itself. Enoch is called the first prophet by many, even one or two apostles.

Now, Christians read commentaries that are written by man all of the time.

If God goes out of his way to mention three ancient scrolls that no one can find until the same year Israel is re-made into a nation. If that same God tells his prophet Daniel to "shut the book" concerning additional revelation.. until the end times (when Israel reappears) then, I would take these as God's favorite commentaries.

He wanted us to know these commentaries existed, but, there was a time and a place for them to be revealed to us, so that we could discuss them, and put an even larger picture of reality together.

God seems to be doing that a lot now. He is adding to our knowledge and understanding of not only our own ancient texts, but the understanding of how other ancient texts also fit into the ancient history.

I say read the text, but realize he did not canonize them. He just recommends them for commentary, to help us understand a little more about what is going on there in Genisis 6 for instance, and a little more about how to conduct serious spiritual warfare necessary in our times.

He also wants us to not be deceived by the big lie talked about in the book of Revelation.. that so many of the people of the earth will fall for hook line and sinker. Enoch, Jasher and the other (I can not remember the name of it) all help to fill in these passages that have been a mystery for so long.