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It is a well know folklore within Western society that when Adam and Eve were told to leave the Garden of Eden a two-part verdict was decreed and implemented concerning them. This is the first part of the verdict concerning Adam and Eve after being disobedient to a specific command that was given to them, which goes as such. “Therefore the Lord God sent him forth from the garden of Eden, to till the ground from whence he was taken.” Genesis 3:23.

And this is the second part of that verdict concerning Adam and Eve’s disobedience. “So he drove out the man; and he placed at the east of the garden of Eden Cherubim’s, and a flaming sword which turned every way, to keep the way of the tree of life.” Genesis 3:24.

There is one thing about these two verses that stands out, but only after they have been examined a few times, and that is that only Adam was told to get out of the garden of Eden and not Eve as well. Could it be that Eve had some type of special favor with the Godhead that she was not asked to leave the garden of Eden with Adam?

By evicting Adam from the garden of Eden it may have been the Godhead’s plan to create another man, a better man, to give to Eve so that the Lord’s purposes would be fulfilled through Eve and this new man. Whatever the reasons, it is clear from these two Bible verses that the order of expulsion from the garden of Eden only applied to Adam.

Prior to the two verses mentioned a curious statement is made regarding this two-part verdict that reads as such. “And the Lord God said, Behold, the man is become as one of us, to know good and evil: and now, lest he put forth his hand, and take also of the tree of life, and eat, and live forever:” Genesis 3:22. Again, the Godhead is showing not a sign of anger or disappointment towards Eve, only towards Adam.

And even more, if the Godhead (singular) is the grandmaster of the show, who is it discussing Adam and Eve’s conduct with in a manner that seems to suggest that it cannot act upon it alone? It could well be that the being that the Godhead was discussing Adam and Eve’s conduct with was madly in love with Eve and therefore she was excluded from any form of punishment for disobeying the command not to eat of the tree of life in the garden of Eden.

Eve was not ordered to get out of the garden of Eden so it is a wonder as to how human history would have unfolded if she had not voluntarily decided to go into exile with Adam. After Adam and Eve left the garden of Eden Cherubim’s and a flaming sword which turned every way was placed to guard the eastern entrance to the garden of Eden.

Why did the Godhead install such a commanding force, Cherubim’s and a flaming sword, to prevent Adam and Eve from reentering the garden of Eden? What type of powers did Adam and Eve have that needed such a formidable force mustered against them, and why only on the eastern side of the garden of Eden?

Could it be that the Northern, Southern, and Western parameters of the garden of Eden had natural fortifications such as deep waters or steep cliffs that made it unnecessary to deploy locked and loaded combat troops along those borders of the garden of Eden to prevent Adam and Eve from reentering it?

Both Kingdoms of Israel and Judah were wiped out by the military forces of the Assyrians, the Babylonians, the Persians, and the Greeks all moving in on them from the east, and finally the Western military force of the Romans finished the job of destroying these Kingdoms. This disaster may have been psychologically placed inside of the same basket with the same devastating defeats of Judah and Israel by eastern invaders, resulting in the writers of Genesis placing the Cherubim’s and the flaming sword on the eastern border of the garden of Eden.

The east is also associated with the rising Sun. It could be that the Godhead personality that was jealous of Eve did not want her to be exposed to the rays of the rising Sun; wisdom, knowledge, creativeness, enlightenment, understanding, anymore when she decided to leave the garden of Eden with the man that its other Godhead essence had created for her from the dirt of the ground.

It is erroneously assumed that Adam and Eve were childlike in their thinking abilities because they were newborns. This assumption is mistaken because as the story goes, Adam and Eve were created in the Image and the likeness of an omniscience entity and thusly their thinking capacities would have been equal with that of their creators as we read. “And God said, let us make man in our image, after our likeness and let them have dominion over the fish of the sea…….” Genesis 1:26. However, this Bible verse may not be applying to Adam as such as we will see later from other Bible verses.

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Some so-called Bible scholars say that this other being or beings that the Godhead is conferring with is a fellow called Jesus who is a fundamental part of the makeup of a triune Godhead in their religious pantheon. It could also be equally reasonable to surmise that since the Godhead was alone for ages that a practice of talking to itself had become common.

Nevertheless, what Adam and Eve lacked is knowledge at this early stage in their terrestrial lives which is why they were prohibited from partaking of the food of the tree of life, which is the physical and spiritual nutrients and cosmic information of the conscious realities. The tree of life being the container for the cosmic database of celestial consciousness’s that would have made Adam and Eve equal in wisdom and understanding to their creators.

A part of the Godhead even envied Adam and Eve because they were beings consisting of both matter and air which in effect placed them on a higher plane of existence (realities) than their creators that only consisted of air. It is true that air can take on the substances of matter but this transformation is only temporal and cannot be kept unless air discards that breezy attribute and permanently become matter, which some air spirits did and became the earthbound giants of old.

And the bad boy personality traits of the biform Godhead gazed upon the woman and was spellbound by her glowing radiance. The animals, the trees, the grasses, the herbs, the flowers all listened intently for the woman to utter the slightest sound and when she did so they all rejoiced adoringly as they became wrapped within the soothing vibrational frequencies of her voice.

The woman had not yet made physical contact with the man that lived in the garden of Eden with her, and the covetous temperament of the bad boy personality traits of the biform Godhead wanted to keep it thus because it wanted the woman for itself. The woman was breathed into life to bring forth and guide the image and the likeness of the Godhead on planet Earth. Never had such an exquisite creature existed within the realities in such a unique and singular form of presence and being and the bad boy personality of the Godhead just could not handle it.

When the decision was reached to clone themselves into two separate and distinct matter air forms of beings, this is the command that the Godhead gave their two beings of promise. “And God blessed them, and God said unto them, be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth, and subdue it:” Genesis 1:28. Matter air was specifically designed to cohabit and copulate only with its kind (matter air terrestrial and matter air celestial beings), but the manifestation of Eve in all her wonders and glories put a huge dent into that condition and restriction.

It should be noted here that the Godhead commanded Adam and Eve to be fruitful and replenish the earth. From this Bible verse, Genesis 1:28, one can assume that there was some form of terrestrial life inhabiting the earth before Adam was formed and Eve was born. Since the term replenishes is specifically used in the command it is obvious that the terrestrial life before Adam and Eve was either destroyed or had become extinct, the Bible does not tell which, but some form of terrestrial life had vanished that Adam and Eve were commanded to replenish.

Why was Adam and Eve confined to a tiny geographical area when they had an entire planet as they’re home? Since the Godhead had sealed them into a designated geographical zone was it ever the Godheads intent to allow Adam and Eve to go beyond the garden of Eden? Could it be that the garden of Eden was the entire planet Earth? This makes sense since Adam and Eve were told to be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth, not just the garden of Eden.

The first Earth inhabitants were created in the image and the likeness of the Godhead as told in Genesis 1:26. These first Earth inhabitants were created as separate male and female entities at the same instant. Adam was formed from the dirt of the earth and Eve was formed from Adam, as it is told in the Bible, but you will learn that Eve is more air (celestial spirit) than terrestrial and did not come from Adam as the Biblical writers claim.

Could it be that Eve was of the form and essence of the Godhead, was the Godhead, but decided to separate herself from the Godhead and become a distinct being with her own unique identity and authority but still of the essence of the biform Godhead? Could this be why the first inhabitants of the Earth was vaporized, extinguished by the male essence of the Godhead because they were the construct of the full Godhead, and now that the female essence of the Godhead had abandoned ship and gained the full homage and adoration of the Earth’s inhabitants all to herself, the male essence of the Godhead became very jealous and snuffed them out.

The male Godhead then went about the task of forming a being of their gender and a special place on Earth for him to live. After some time, the male Godhead noticed that the man was starting to behave strangely and decided that what he needed was a companion. All the animals that were in the garden were paraded before the man to see which one of them that he would choose as his companion, which makes as much sense as arranging a date for an elephant with a duck.

As would be expected, the man which the male Godhead had given the name Adam, became very annoyed with the male Godhead for presenting animals to him to be his companion, so he went and sat against a tree brooding. Adam loves all the animals and gave each its name but he was looking for something more in line with him for a companion. While sitting against the brooding tree Adam fell asleep. As Adam slept the female Godhead washed over him like a light mist. Adam stirred but did not awaken as the female Godhead took his seed into herself and gave birth to a woman child.

Awakening from his sleep Adam leaped with joy at the sight of the woman sitting beside him. Adam did not ask her where did she come from but at once pronounced, “This is now bone of my bones, and flesh of my flesh: she shall be called woman, because she was taken out of Man.” Genesis 2:23.

It is also told in the Bible, “And Adam called his wife’s name Eve; because she was the mother of the living.” Genesis 3:20. This Bible verse places Eve as being the mother of the living in the past tense by using the word (was) and not that Eve is the mother of the living, also it seems that Adam did not name Eve until they were thrown out of the garden of Eden.

As we have seen, the terrestrial female did not come from Adam, as he all at once assumed that she did out of thin air, but was conceived and given birth to by the female essence of the biform Godhead using the seeds of Adam. Saying that Eve was the mother of the living may be because the writers of Genesis are telling a story in retrospect. However, saying that Eve was the mother of the living may be an inclusion of the first earth inhabitants meaning that Eve (was and is) the mother of the living.

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