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Creator made Adam and Eve to rule the Earth. They walked with God in Paradise, yet chose to wake evil. Death and suffering cursed their world. God no longer visited fallen creatures. Adam and Eve wrote words to Creator for centuries. God remained silent. The first Man and Woman saw their descendants build cities and develop civilization amidst dinosaurs and angels. When death claimed their bodies, their spirits journeyed to the realm of Heaven...

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Adam and Eve have walked a cursed world for five centuries. The cities of their descendants are scattered across Havilah, Nod and Cush. Mankind invent tools. They write and they make laws. Dark angels harass and tempt the sons and daughters of the First Parents while predators feast on their flesh. The Man and Woman who walked with God in Eden Paradise journey to cities in Havilah and Nod. Cain divides Nod with prejudice and violence. Adam and...

Adam and Eve have lived three centuries on the world they cursed. Their descendants number over one-thousand, plus the dust and bones of others who walk only in memories. Mankind live behind walls and palisades, or protected by cliffs or water. The lands around Eden are no longer barren. Brave men and women hunt forests and grasslands in Cush and Nod. Predators hunt the hunters. Seth trains the Nephilim to kill beasts as large as tyranos. Adam...

Adam and Eve destroyed paradise. The Creator drove them from the Garden of Eden where the Tree of Eternal Life grows. They must survive in a young world where few plants grow and only the first pairs of creatures roam. Angels scorn them and no longer obey their commands. Animals that they spoke with and ruled over in paradise are now wild and deaf to human words. Some creatures find their teeth suited to eating meat. The first two humans suffe...

In this book, Chris W. Lee examines the early Jewish reception of the divine death warning (Gen 2:16-17) in relation to its interpretative association with the introduction of physical death to humanity. The long-time rationale has been that the eating of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil brought sin and death 'for in the day that you eat of it, you shall surely die' (Gen 2:17). In this study, the author begins by examining the meanin...