Enoch (Hebrew:; Tiberian:nū, standard spelling: anokh) is a biblical figure. In the Christian Bible, this name appears twice in the descendants of Adam. First of all, he was described as one of the sons of Cain, Adam's eldest son, and a city was named after him [1]. Secondly, he is descended from Seth, Adam's third son. Enoch was Noah's great-grandfather. He walked with God and lived on the earth for 365 years. Enoch's name has three main meanings in Hebrew: 1 "educated" and "trained" 2. "Have an appointment" and "have an oath" 3. As for the specific explanation of "commitment to God", here are two English studies to look at. /Meaning/ 1/Enoch/Meaning/Enoch . html