Testament of Lamech

The (Ancient) Testament of Lamech, dubbed by Laurencians as the book of Lamech is a Dead Sea scroll which is accepted as a legitimate document written in the days of Lamech, father of Noah.

Authorship
The Book of Lamech is mostly written from Lamech's perspective, but in Lamech 7 the document switches to the perspective of Methuselah, then in Lamech 18 it switches to the perspective of Enoch. It is assumed Lamech or a scribe of Lamech wrote this document with inspiration from the Holy Spirit.

Content
Columns 0-1 are a retelling of the descent of the Watchers, their sin with the women of earth, and the Nephilim (recorded in Enoch 6-8 and Genesis 6:4). The heavenly beings were to teach mankind to be godly; but instead corrupted mankind by teaching witchcraft, sorcery, divination, and other dark arts. Yahweh then judged the Watchers and sent the Global Flood to cleanse the earth for a new beginning. (All recorded in Enoch)

In Column 2, Lamech has a fight with his wife about the dream he had concerning her pregnancy. He asked his father Methuselah to ask his grandfather Enoch to interpret the dream.

Columns 3-5 are the prophet Enoch's explanation to Methuselah about Noah. Enoch's account of this meeting is recorded in the Book of Enoch chapters 106-107.