In the book of Adam and Eve, we see the entire temptation of man in this world in full scale and it brings the words, “Judge not, lest ye be judged” to a full new level of awareness.
When you find the book, and read the book and ponder it… you not only see the fallen nature of man, you see the true fallen nature of the devil himself. The spiritual warfare is very real and as we see how the same mental invasions were played out then, in the same manner they are played out today… we see vividly why the Lord told us that there was no sin greater than another. All poor choices have consequences and some consequences are greater than another.
Not because the sin is greater, for all sin is sin, but because the battle in the flesh is and has always been a war between good and evil. Without God it is impossible to escape the temptations of this world for it is true that the devil has come to kill, steal, and destroy. We are in a heavenly war on an earth bound battlefield. We know Satan entered into the serpent and deceived Eve and Adam in the garden and lied to them making his ideas sound so cool and innocent. But, when you reread Genesis 3:5, he was actually telling them he was going to make them as gods, like the most High. That was really a very serious thing to say yes to. “5 For God knows that in the day you eat of it your eyes will be opened, and you will be like God, knowing good and evil.” Ponder that line. That was a terrible betrayal.
I always looked at the sin in the garden as disobeying God and eating from the forbidden tree. But after reading Adam and Eve Book 1 and 2, this time slowly and questioning as I read it… and not just skimming through it quickly… I came to the part when God spoke to them and explained why he took their bright nature away. He said, “Of your own free will have you transgressed through your desire for divinity, greatness, and an exalted state, such as I have; so that I deprived you of the bright nature in which you then were, and I made you come out of the garden to this land, rough and full of trouble.”
Later in the book after they were deceived again, God asked them why they kept listening to Satan and to get the point across, He asked them if Satan had given them their shining bodies back yet? Reminding them that Satan was going to make them as God and he hadn’t done that yet. He also tells them the seriousness of the war Satan caused in heaven and how he got a third of the angels to side with him and more were following and to overtake God’s throne. So to have your enemy convince your children whom you love, to side with him and believe the lies with their own free will and enticed to the point they disobey and eat of the fruit to be like God, well, ponder it.
Today we see the same deception at every turn. We see how Satan enters in and even transforms himself into an angel of light. He has done that since his very beginnings. And after Adam and Eve got removed from the garden, he kicked into high gear with all sorts of plots and lies, shapeshifting into all sorts of things to finish them off forever. Or so he tried. Adam and Eve were a punching bag in his little dark world after they were kicked out of Paradise in the garden of Eden.
Today we see his minions in all sorts of forms and we even call them KM Oligarch lizards.
These minions of mammon love their world and want to have everyone do everything they want to them to do. They will do anything for money, power, fame, and just for the hell of it. They love chaos and the more of it the happier they appear to be. As long as it isn’t happening to them. So, as in the days of Noah… and Sodom and Gomorrah, we turn to Adam and Eve to find the rest of the story.
There are indeed children of the devil and wickedness in high places, for without God there is nothing left but godlessness which is what we are now watching take place on a panoramic scale in this world. We are waking up and now seeing it for what it really is and asking how we got here and how long will this state of affairs be with us? We are no different in our questions and actions then Adam and Eve. We just aren’t being told that because they have hidden all the books that tell us what they went through.
We are in a world run by fake news and every lie comes from the same source… it is all part of the mind control which is and has always been the greatest weapon of evil. That is why nothing makes any sense and many keep believing the lies as though they finally told them the truth? It’s also why they laugh when people say they can’t wait for things to get back to “NORMAL”. There has never been a normal in this fallen lizard world.
It really is like the journey to middle earth in the Lord of the Rings! Well, sorta…??? At least in respect to nothing is as it appears.
Just as mind awakening as learning about Jesus at Caesarea Philippi in front of the Cave of Hades, on top of Mt. Hermon, when he asked his disciples whom do you say that I am, and Peter said, “You are the Son of the Living God,” and the astounding words he then said to them after…”Upon this rock I shall build my church and the gates of Hades shall not prevail against it.” The history of the Word in the beginning with Adam and Eve will leave you seeing the world like you have never seen it before.
The book of Adam and Eve 1 and 2, explains the fallen state of mind of Adam and his struggle within his life in the flesh. He compares it always to the glorious heavenly stature he had in the Garden of Paradise when he was with God. Below are some excerpts of the books with my comments in brackets in italics.
Adam and Eve BOOK I. Chapter 1
The crystal sea. God commands Adam, expelled from Eden, to dwell in the Cave of Treasures.
1 ON the third day, God planted the garden in the east of the earth, on the border of the world eastward, beyond which, towards the sun-rising, one finds nothing but water, that encompasses the whole world, and reaches unto the borders of heaven. (Where was this place?)
2 And to the north of the garden there is a sea of wafer, clear and pure to the taste, like unto nothing else; so that, through the clearness thereof, one may look into the depths of the earth.
3 And when a man washes himself in it, becomes clean of the cleanness thereof, and white of its whiteness–even if he were dark.
4 And God created that sea of His own good pleasure, for He knew what would come of the man He should make; so that after he had left the garden, on account of his transgression, men should be born in the earth, from among whom righteous ones should die, whose souls God would raise at the last day; when they should return to their flesh; should bathe in the water of that sea, and all of them repent of their sins. (God knew what the enemy Satan would do and prepared ahead for all things. He knew his wiles and had preplanned for all of it. But, God gave to all the free will to choose who they would follow. The God of truth and heavenly things or the Satan cast out of heaven who is a deceiver and the author of lies. The very same war is playing out this very day.)
5 But when God made Adam go out of the garden, He did not place him on the border of it northward, lest he should draw near to the sea of water, and he and Eve wash themselves in it, be cleansed from their sins, forget the transgression they had committed, and he no longer reminded of it in the thought of their punishment.(Living water from the tree of life.)
6 Then, again, as to the southern side of the garden, God was not pleased to let Adam dwell there; because, when the wind blew from the north, it would bring him, on that southern side, the delicious smell of the trees of the garden.
7 Wherefore God did not put Adam there, lest he should smell the sweet smell of those trees forget his transgression, and find consolation for what he had done, take delight in the smell of the trees, and not be cleansed from his transgression.
8 Again, also, because God is merciful and of great pity, and governs all things in a way He alone knows—He made our father Adam dwell in the western border of the garden, because on that side the earth is very broad.
9 And God commanded him to dwell there in a cave in a rock–the Cave of Treasures below the garden.
In Chapter 2 and 3, it tells of how Adam and Eve were expelled from the garden and came to the opening of the gate of the garden, and were horrified when they saw the broad earth spread before them, covered with stones large and small, and with sand, they feared and trembled, and fell on their faces, and they were as dead. They had only known the beautiful garden and were filled with the grace of a bright nature and had not a heart longing for earthly things. God had pity on them and sent His Word to raise them up from their fallen state.
Chapter 2:1-2,“GOD said to Adam, “I have ordained on this earth days and years, and thou and thy seed shall dwell and walk in it, until the days and years are fulfilled; when I shall send the Word that created thee, and against which thou hast transgressed, the Word that made thee come out of the garden and that raised thee when thou wast fallen. 2 Yea, the Word that will again save thee when the five days and a half are fulfilled.”
But, it says that Adam did not understand what was meant by the five and a half days and asked what it meant and it was explained to him that these were 5,000 and 500 years; and how One would then come and save him and his seed.
In Chapter 1, verse 8-9 it is revealed that when Adam came out of the garden, he passed by the tree, and saw how God had then changed the appearance of it into another form, and how it withered. 9 And as Adam went to it he feared, trembled and fell down; but God in His mercy lifted him up, and then made this covenant with him. (My question is was this the tree or the serpent that was changed into another form and withered or was it both? As Genesis tells us the Serpent was the most beautiful beast of the field and cursed to crawl on its belly in the dust. In the book of Adam and Eve the tree of knowledge was cursed. In the scriptures Jesus cursed the fig tree because it gave forth bad fruit. In Mark 11:21, “And Peter calling remembrance saith unto him, Master, behold, the fig tree which thou cursedst is withered away. and Jesus answering saith unto them, have faith in God.”)
Everything Jesus did was in fulfillment of scriptures and those at the time were seeing it. For when Jesus made his entry into the city he hungered and saw the fig trees and it is written in Mark 11: 13, “And seeing a fig tree afar off having leaves, he came, if haply he might find any thing thereon, and when he came to it, he found nothing but leaves for the time of figs was not yet. And Jesus answered and said unto it, No man eat fruit of thee hereafter forever. And His disciples heard it.”
(In the garden eating of the tree of Knowledge of good and evil was the death of both Adam and Eve and all their seed. Now they were in need of a redeemer, and God promised them to send His Word in five and a half days.) This was now the time of the end of the five and a half days. There was much talk of the Messiah to come for the numbering of the days were kept on the books and the people even asked John the Baptist if he were the Messiah that was to come?
John 1:19-20
19 Now this is the testimony of John, when the Jews sent priests and Levites from Jerusalem to ask him, “Who are you?” 20 He confessed, and did not deny, but confessed, “I am not the Christ.”
That fig tree held great significance to the tree of Knowledge and the serpent in the garden who deceived Adam and Eve and all God’s children thereafter. For Jesus cursed it at the same time when he entered into the city and the people proclaimed, “Blessed be the kingdom of our father David, that cometh in the name of the Lord, Hosanna in the highest. It was the same day he made a whip of cords and drove the merchants out of his Father’s house for making it a den of thieves.
And the next morning is when they saw the fig tree withered. That very same day Jesus spoke to them of faith that moves mountains, forgiveness of others and in the temple He answered their questions and accusations in parables and that angered the chief priests, scribes and elders because they could not catch him in their snares of deceit. And when he went out from the temple he foretold of the things to come and how every stone will be thrown down of the city. It was at this time also that the chief priests and scribes sought how they might take Jesus by craft and put him to death. Everything was in full motion from his last supper, Judus betrayal, the scourging, trial and condemnation, to the crucifixion, the great earthquake, the graves opening and the saints testifying to being freed from the pits of hell and the veil of the temple torn from the top to the bottom. On the third day Jesus rises from the dead and shows himself to Mary who goes into the city and tells the others. The ultimate ending to the five and a half thousand years, and the beginning of the new covenant of the living stones that make up the temple in the Kingdom of God, with the Holy Spirit residing within each one who has faith in God and time now to go into all nations with the good news that Jesus has risen and conquered hell and death. And along with this began the time of great tribulation, just as Jesus had said it would be.
To see these fulfillments we look again at the days of Adam and Eve for they were the first ones to fall from their light bodies into what Adam called animal skins.
In Chapter IV, verse 1-7, “BUT Adam and Eve wept for having come out of the garden, their first abode. 2 And, indeed, when Adam looked at his flesh, that was altered, he wept bitterly, he and Eve, over what they had done. And they walked and went gently down into the Cave of Treasures.
3 And as they came to it Adam wept over himself and said to Eve, “Look at this cave that is to be our prison in this world, and a place of punishment! 4 “What is it compared with the garden? What is its narrowness compared with the space of the other? 5 “What is this rock, by the side of those groves? What is the gloom of this cavern, compared with the light of the garden?
6 “What is this overhanging ledge of rock to shelter us, compared with the mercy of the Lord that overshadowed us? 7 “What is the soil of this cave compared with the garden-land? This earth, strewed with stones; and that, planted with delicious fruit-trees?”(Where was this cave?)
8 And Adam said to Eve, “Look at thine eyes, and at mine, which afore beheld angels in heaven, praising; and they, too, without ceasing. 9 “But now we do not see as we did: our eyes have become of flesh; they cannot see in like manner as they saw before.”
10 Adam said again to Eve, “What is our body to-day, compared to what it was in former days, when we dwelt in the garden?” 11 After this Adam did not like to enter the cave, under the overhanging rock; nor would he ever have entered it.
12 But he bowed to God’s orders; and said to himself, “Unless I enter the cave, I shall again be a transgressor.”
(Where is this rock by the side of the groves? Was this the cave of Hades? )
The question is…. “Did Adam on that day enter into the cave that was later called the entrance to the gates of Hades? Was this a metaphor for the captives or the prisoners of the serpent’s fallen world which belongs to Satan? For hell is where the dead are and Paradise is yet still for the living. All were dead in their sins (for no one was without sin) until the Word came in the flesh to die in our place as promised to come and free the captives in five and a half thousand years.”
Another question is, “Did Jesus, the Word of God, bring the disciples to the gates of Hades to show them he was the Word and upon that rock he shall build his church and the gates of Hades that were holding Adam and Eve and all Saints prisoners, shall NOT PREVAIL AGAINST THOSE HE HAS CALLED OUT?”
In the days of Jesus the Messiah, everything He did was a strong witness and testimony that he was the Son and Word of the Living God that was promised to come after 5 and a half days. Just as he promised Adam and now it was five and a half days and the time to fulfill the promises to Adam and all who were bound by sin in hades.
Adam and Eve Book 1, CHAP. V.
1 THEN Adam and Eve entered the cave, and stood praying, in their own tongue, unknown to us, but which they knew well. 2 And as they prayed, Adam raised his eyes, and saw the rock and the roof of the cave that covered him overhead, so that he could see neither heaven, nor God’s creatures. So he wept and smote heavily upon his breast, until he dropped, and was as dead.
(He was in a literal cave of darkness of hell separated from God.)
3 And Eve sat weeping; for she believed he was dead. 4 Then she arose, spread her hands towards God, suing Him for mercy and pity, and said, “O God, forgive me my sin, the sin which I committed, and remember it not against me.
5 “For I alone caused Thy servant to fall from the garden into this lost estate; from light into this darkness; and from the abode of joy into this prison.
(What is prison but hell? Hell that separates us from God. The world is a living hell and the ruler of it is Satan. In the flesh, we are so easily tempted by it and its mammon at every turn.)
6 “O God, look upon this Thy servant thus fallen, and raise him from his death, that he may weep and repent of his transgression which he committed through me. 7 “Take not away his soul this once; but let him live that he may stand after the measure of his repentance, and do Thy will, as before his death. 8 “But if Thou do not raise him up, then, O God, take away my own soul, that I be like him; and leave me not in this dungeon, one and alone; for I could not stand alone in this world, but with him only.
(This cave, this wretched and awful cave embodied the dark depths of sin in Satan’s world. The lies and deception that led to the death of Adam and Eve and their transformed bodies in the garden of Eden. And now… they are in animal skins of flesh and living inside the cave that is a living hell in and of itself.)
In CHAPTER VI it says, “BUT God looked upon them; for they had killed themselves through great grief. 2 But He would raise them and comfort them. 3 He, therefore, sent His Word unto them; that they should stand and be raised forthwith.
(God sent His word to raise them from their death. Does this cave not sound like the entrance to Hades where the dead do go? Note: I’m not saying it is, just expressing how it makes me visualize things.)
4 And the Lord said unto Adam and Eve, “You transgressed of your own free will, until you came out of the garden in which I had placed you. 5 “Of your own free will have you transgressed through your desire for divinity, greatness, and an exalted state, such as I have; so that I deprived you of the bright nature in which you then were, and I made you come out of the garden to this land, rough and full of trouble.
6 “If only you had not transgressed My commandment and had kept My law, and had not eaten of the fruit of the tree, near which I told you not to come! And there were fruit trees in the garden better than that one. (God tells them that through their disobedience they have come to the world of Satan which is a hell and not a paradise. The lessor things, the lower things. This shows how one little transgression leads to another, and another and then you are in a big fat mess. )
7 “But the wicked Satan who continued not in his first estate, nor kept his faith; in whom was no good intent towards Me, and who though I had created him, yet set Me at naught, and sought the Godhead, so that I hurled him down from heaven,–he it is who made the tree appear pleasant in your eyes, until you ate of it, by hearkening to him.”
(God pointed out plainly that they followed the Satan who left his first estate, the heavenly things, and did not keep his faith to Him, the same as they did of their own free will against Him. God explained how Satan sought to usurp His throne and was hurled down from heaven and was the same Satan who made the tree appear pleasant to them and they ate by listening to Satan’s lies instead of obeying what God had told them. Wherein Adam and Eve’s sin is a mirror image of how we all get caught up at times and do things we know we really shouldn’t do, and in so doing we go away from what God has commanded us to do, which is for our own good.)
8 “Thus have you transgressed My commandment, and therefore have I brought upon you all these sorrows.
9 “For I am God the Creator, who, when I created My creatures, did not intend to destroy them. But after they had sorely roused My anger, I punished them with grievous plagues, until they repent.
10 “But, if on the contrary, they still continue hardened in their transgression, they shall be under a curse for ever.”
(We see here the entire plan laid out for each to choose who it is they will obey and how one cannot serve both God and Mammon. Each must choose who they shall serve. And without God… there is nothing but hell and sorrow of heart. God is the God of the living and not of the dead. Mammon and Satan are the gods of the dead. The cave of Hades is not the way to God. It is the absence of God and upon that rock…the Word has built His church for all those who are called and hear and follow Him. Amen.)
In reading all of this…it brings out so vividly that our Laodacian mindset to “don’t worry and be happy” is the wide path to hell for sure. We truly cannot please God and listen to Satan at the same time. It is truly one or the other. As we read further into the book of Adam and Eve…we see exactly why and how this is so.
Working on part 2 of “Oh Adam, Where For Art Thou?” This is where we will get into the things we just aren’t told and no one likes to talk about, probably because it is so much like today’s world in which we are living.
KEEP ON PRESSING INTO THE KINGDOM OF GOD. PRESS, PRESS, PRESS!
DIANNE
