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'INSIGHTS PUBLICATION' AUDIO/VIDEO NO 337: EDEN INSIGHTS WHICH IS BASED ON THE TWO BOOKS OF THE LOST BOOKS OF ADAM AND EVE. Today I am reading and discussing chapters 50 to 53 Here is the actual text from 'my book 'EDEN INSIGHTS' Chapter 50: NAKEDNESS - from my book 'EDEN INSIGHTS' THEN Adam and Eve went forth and came into the Cave of Treasures, and they stood praying in it the whole of that day, until the evening. 2 And this took place at the end of fifty days after they had left the garden. 3 But Adam and Eve rose again and prayed to God in the cave the whole of that night and begged for mercy from Him. 4 And when the day dawned, Adam said unto Eve, “Come! let us go and do some work for our bodies.” 5 So they went out of the cave, and came to the northern border of the garden, and they sought something to cover their bodies withal. But they found nothing and knew not how to do the work. Yet their bodies were stained, and they were speechless from cold and heat. 6 Then Adam stood and asked God to show him something wherewith to cover their bodies. 7 Then came the Word of God and said unto him, “O Adam, take Eve and come to the seashore, where ye fasted before. There ye shall find skins of sheep, whose flesh was devoured by lions, and whose skins were left. Take them and make raiment for yourselves and clothe yourselves withal.” C.1 Most of the content of this book of the ‘Lost Book of Adam and Eve Book I’ is exceptionally good and understandable. C.2 I think there was original content, and much later things were added which were both deeply religious and ascetic. With the long time period since the book was originally written errors crept in. (See more about this in the Appendix) C.3 Whoever wrote this last verse 7 does not know their Bible, as it is stated that before the Great Flood the normal humans and animals were herbivores and not meat eaters/carnivores. So, this verse is incorrect. The Bible states: Genesis 1.29 Then God said, “I give you every seed-bearing plant on the face of the 133 whole earth and every tree that has fruit with seed in it. They will be yours for food. C.4 It is probable that ‘Adam and Eve were not originally completely naked as most people assume but had ‘garments of light’ on like the ‘righteous’ in heaven - which they lost when they disobeyed. It was then that they noticed that they were naked. I know that the Bible states ‘And Adam and Eve were naked and were not ashamed: Genesis 2.25 “The man and his wife were both naked, but they were not ashamed.” C.5 If we look at the original Hebrew language, we find that the word naked can sometimes mean having only an undergarment on. The same is the case in the New Testament where it states that Peter went on the water to meet Jesus and he throw a garment on him for he was ‘naked’. In that case also it did not mean ‘naked as we do today i.e., ‘stark naked’ but Peter was in his underwear. Same with Adam and Eve. [See: garments of light – from ‘Corrupting the Image’ book 1 by Douglas Hamp] Isaiah 11:6 The wolf also shall dwell with the lamb, and the leopard shall lie down with the kid; and the calf and the young lion and the fatling together; and a little child shall lead them. Book of Jasher 6.2-3 All the animals came unto Noah and encompassed the Ark. Notice none of them was devouring each other that would happen if it was today. Today, the moment a lion sees a sheep or goat. chomp. C.6 After the Great Flood God specially told Noah that from that time onwards, he would have to eat meat for strength. Now why would God make this point if Noah was already used to eating meat before the great Flood? Eating meat for strength could also apply to the carnivores after the Great Flood. Genesis 9.3 Every moving thing that lives shall be meat for you; even as the green herb have I given you all things. C.7 There were ‘meat eaters’ before the Great Flood but not ones created by God…but by the Fallen angels creating hybrids through altering the DNA of both humans and animals and other creatures.
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