Flat WaterFE | Forgotten Books: The Cave Of Treasures - Adam And Eve’s First Home On Earth @FlatWaterFE | Uploaded May 2016 | Updated October 2024, 26 minutes ago.
*note* We know the giants are the offspring of the fallen angels. The “sons of Seth” view is false, it’s the explanation they had to come up with to explain Giants in the Bible after they’d removed the book of Enoch and other books from the Bible.
Cave Of Treasures. An Ancient book that s 'non-canonical' ie, it doesn't fit with the world view the authorities want to present publicly. (Often because it fits with the F-E model and is antithetical to the globular model, again validating the Bible's perfect authorship.)
A reading of the first portion of The Cave Of Treasures, The First 3000 Years.
A book about Adam and Eve and their early progeny on earth. It covers where they lived, some of their tribulations, their children, and some of the first lessons taught to mankind. Marriage, life, love, death and everything in between. Adam and Eve is a true tale of how humanity came to be on the earth, the reason why, the amount of time man must stay on the earth to repay his transgression against the command of The Most High, and even alludes to mankind’s saving from the amazing sacrifice of Jesus Christ.
In the book of Atam & Eua, an ancient European tale of Adam and Eve, when Adam and Eve first get to earth they’re both quite stressed and under duress, after coming through the Tree-portal. They didn’t know where they were or where God was, and as you can imagine, they wanted to get home. God had given Adam a special raiment, a garment of skins which allowed Adam to converse with the animals. Adam then asked the dog to help them find their way home. This is a very interesting and revealing tidbit as there’s something in the Bible called the ‘Principle of First Mention'. This means that where a word (in the original Hebrew or Greek manuscripts) occurs first in the text can be very significant in helping to identify the meaning of that word and the general understanding that should be associated with the term.
Based on this, and the story about the dog finding them first it makes sense that "dog is man’s best friend." (Being it was the first animal mankind encountered on Earth and it tried to assist Adam and Eve) The dog valiantly tried to help Adam and Eve to get home. He sniffed and searched for their trail but kept losing it, so he eventually had to give up. God had brought them through the tree portal and there was no way getting back until the appointed time, as mentioned in the early prophecy of man’s time on earth and his destiny of defeating the snake.
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Glen.
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*note* We know the giants are the offspring of the fallen angels. The “sons of Seth” view is false, it’s the explanation they had to come up with to explain Giants in the Bible after they’d removed the book of Enoch and other books from the Bible.
Cave Of Treasures. An Ancient book that s 'non-canonical' ie, it doesn't fit with the world view the authorities want to present publicly. (Often because it fits with the F-E model and is antithetical to the globular model, again validating the Bible's perfect authorship.)
A reading of the first portion of The Cave Of Treasures, The First 3000 Years.
A book about Adam and Eve and their early progeny on earth. It covers where they lived, some of their tribulations, their children, and some of the first lessons taught to mankind. Marriage, life, love, death and everything in between. Adam and Eve is a true tale of how humanity came to be on the earth, the reason why, the amount of time man must stay on the earth to repay his transgression against the command of The Most High, and even alludes to mankind’s saving from the amazing sacrifice of Jesus Christ.
In the book of Atam & Eua, an ancient European tale of Adam and Eve, when Adam and Eve first get to earth they’re both quite stressed and under duress, after coming through the Tree-portal. They didn’t know where they were or where God was, and as you can imagine, they wanted to get home. God had given Adam a special raiment, a garment of skins which allowed Adam to converse with the animals. Adam then asked the dog to help them find their way home. This is a very interesting and revealing tidbit as there’s something in the Bible called the ‘Principle of First Mention'. This means that where a word (in the original Hebrew or Greek manuscripts) occurs first in the text can be very significant in helping to identify the meaning of that word and the general understanding that should be associated with the term.
Based on this, and the story about the dog finding them first it makes sense that "dog is man’s best friend." (Being it was the first animal mankind encountered on Earth and it tried to assist Adam and Eve) The dog valiantly tried to help Adam and Eve to get home. He sniffed and searched for their trail but kept losing it, so he eventually had to give up. God had brought them through the tree portal and there was no way getting back until the appointed time, as mentioned in the early prophecy of man’s time on earth and his destiny of defeating the snake.
Please remember to like, share and subscribe.
God bless you, everyone.
Glen.
paypal.me/FWFE
