Enoch

(ē´nok), (1) the eldest son of Cain, who called the city which he built after his name ( Gen. iv, 17). (2) One of the patriarchs, the father of Me thu selah. He "walked with God; and he was not; for God took him" ( Gen. v, 24) at the age of 365 years. The words quoted are generally understood to mean that Enoch did not die a natural death, but was removed as Elijah was.