True Origins Of Adam And Eve That Will Shock You 

Bro your logic 😂😂😂😂😂

Enoch was a white man lol the book of Enoch states Noah was a white man Enoch 105 Noah's father thought that Noah was a angel because Noah was born white as snow and I thought the book of Enoch was only in the Ethiopian Bible🤔🤔

@@jamesdenney1605yes, everyone in that book is… find me an oriental or anyone else…? Nope 😮 and Aethiopians of the Greeks that coined the word were caucasians living at the far East & far West of the known world, where the sun rises and sets… hence the sun tanned appearance in the name, and were never the ones we call Ethiopians today until after the mistakes of Herodotus, which he never actually saw… look up Leucoaethiops, it’s when they went to the far west of the known world and found they weren’t tanned, oops..? 😮 BTW the sun doesn’t get closer to the earth during sunrise or sunset like once believed either, sun tans happen naturally 😮 but stuck in a melanated form was not mentioned… In the movie “ the 10 commandments “ by Cecil B Demille when Moses is talking to his soon to be wife, she says that they ( being farmers and outside too much) that they aren’t as “ fair skinned “ as the Egyptians, look it up, they are close to a volcano where it happens, and Moses claims that “God is angry tonight” I would link the clip if I could… 😊

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@@NeptunesLagoon 🤷🏼‍♀️🤷🏼‍♀️ yeah I feel you people just don't want the truth to come out or they'll see them as lies when they are prob not

"Biologically safe" huh? 😂😂😂 You're full of it

@Jasonmakesvideo 》Well, even now there is still only a 3-4% increased risk of health complications with first cousins mating. You can search that information easy enough. I didn't make it up. People still marry to first cousins worldwide and only 24 U.S. states prohibit it by law. Albert Einstein married his first cousin. But either you believe the Adam & Eve theory for what it is or you don't, which states that the human species started as a single pair. I obviously don't know what you happen to believe. But if you do believe it then you have to belive that everything must have started with brothers & sisters mating, since there's no way around that conclusion statistically or mathematically. There just isn't. Or if you prefer to deny it anyway, then you are just one of many people who enjoy lying to yourself...🤪

@Jasonmakesvideo 》You either believe the Adam & Eve theory or you don't. And obviously I don't know what you happen to believe. But if you believe it then you have to acknowledge the math that brothers & sisters were mating together in the early beginning of humans. There is no way around that statistically.

​@@JasonmakesvideoHe is right. I can't recall when but in the Bible it becomes against God's rules to mate with your siblings but they had to have enough people on the earth before that could happen. I mean, how do you think it happened?

100% correct!

Sure is gnostic

I've said this for years. The Abrahamic god(s) was such a violent and vindictive creature. The New Testament was the most successful - albeit arguably deceptive - PR campaign of all time, in my opinion. I really don't understand how people can rationalize the two as a whole. All the same, I think it's worth mentioning that, taking these notions into account, it's no wonder such atrocities have been - and continue to be - committed in the name of that "god."

You make this statement without ever reading the bible or lightly reading and not understanding the context. Cain gave a offering from the land but he just grabbed anything and put it together as a offering Abel gave a animal offering because he was a pastor of sorts and he chose the best of the best of the animals he had and gave that as a offering God appreciated Abel’s offering more because he gave the best he could while cain offered just anything at reach without much thought.

​@@ericksoler1221 ​ I've read the Bible and grown up in the Bible Belt. The Abrahamic god demanded blood sacrifice all throughout the Old Testament. Hebrews 9:22: "... Under the law almost everything is purified with blood, and without the shedding of blood there is no forgiveness of sins." Or how about Exodus? "... When I see the blood above the door, I will pass you over..." And let's not forget the ultimate blood sacrifice, Jesus Christ himself. Leaving the church was one of the best decisions I've ever made. Look what Israel is doing to Palestine now, as we speak? The Abrahamic religions are a sickness. The Bible is evil, and the "Holy Land" of the Gaza Strip is bathed in blood and cursed.

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I am curious about some of the books you have read.

@@serenarose3822 Some of the cool stuff that would be available in stores? :) Sure! I don't know how in-depth you'd want me to go since this is only a YT comment, after all, but a few of them are: The Secret Doctrine [H P Blavatski] - Originally it was written as two volumes but you can get it as one big book these days. It's basically a synthesis of science (alchemy), religion and philosophy. It delves deeply into the spiritual history of the cosmos and human life, drawing from esoteric, ancient and lost myths and traditions. Not really a book you read from cover-to-cover since it's thousands of pages, but I've gone through alot of it. The Secret Teachings of All Ages [Manly P Hall] - This one is considered by many to be one of the most comprehensive occult books of all time. It's essentially an encyclopedia for esoteric traditions and ancient wisdom, covering topics like astrology, alchemy, symbolism and alot more. It talks about hidden meanings within rituals, allegories and the ancient mysteries (cultism/religion, etc) ans so much more. It's popular because it's influential. The Lost Books of the Bible: Great Rejected Texts [Joseph B Lumpkin] - As the title suggests, these are books of the Bible that were either removed at some point or never actually made it in once it started getting mass produced. This is where the Adam and Eve books can be found, along with the Gospel of Thomas (talks more about the life of Jesus and aspects about him that aren't exactly mainstream knowledge), Jubilees (quite controversial), the books of Enoch and a slew of others. Highly recommend. Hamlet's Mill [Giorgio De Santillana & Hertha Von Dechend] - This is another one that's quite revered, but also takes alot of heat. Essentially, it talks about ancient civilization being encoded in myths and legend and how there could be truth to the stories. It explores the idea of ancients possessing advanced astronomical knowledge (not really a dispute these days)...and other things. It's a fascinating read that challenges conventional wisdom and offers a unique perspective on ancient mythology and astronomy, etc. Then, of course, I have The Law of One hardcover collection, Zacharia Sitchin's works, The Nag Hammadi Scriptures, The Complete (as it's translated from source) Dead Sea Scrolls, Hollow Places [Christopher Hadley] and I could go on forever just listing different things and it would never end :) There's never a dull moment though...whenever I don't have anything else to do, I'm definitely spoiled for choice. I have old stories and other interesting things as well, not just reference type books. But I don't know how long YT comments are allowed to be lol

How can you "look at the story of creation" from a man made fairy tale thats not real??? 🤨🤦‍♂️

If you want to go back to the beginning read the Earth Diver Myth. 130,000 years old and predates written mythology and religion.

If you have a family that believes that God and all that exist, and not only that, believe whatever they're told by their religious groups and leadership, even. if it doesn't make any sense because they repeat it three times. Rich people, powerful people repeat it three times. They believe it. And your family just believes Halloween's the Devil's birthday. What do you do? Tell them that they're wrong. It doesn't make sense. Attack their beliefs. Or try to get them to think indirectly. or at least the younger generations my mother and my family are the legitimate boomers. They were born. They were born after World War Two, right around that time. And they believe whatever they're told What am I supposed to do? Do I know for sure there is no god? Well, I'm not dead yet. So, no, I believe it's a possibility. Maybe, yes. I'm leaning towards yes more. But it's kind of hard to say for sure. And I do understand that text goes back thousands of thousands of years before the religions do. And they are man made for the most part. But I can't tell my family that. they'll ignore it. I can't explain things to them. They ignore it.

@@savannahshepherd2283 If you have a family that believes that God and all that exist, and not only that, believe whatever they're told by their religious groups and leadership, even. if it doesn't make any sense because they repeat it three times. Rich people, powerful people repeat it three times. They believe it. And your family just believes Halloween's the Devil's birthday. What do you do? Tell them that they're wrong. It doesn't make sense. Attack their beliefs. Or try to get them to think indirectly. or at least the younger generations my mother and my family are the legitimate boomers. They were born. They were born after World War Two, right around that time. And they believe whatever they're told What am I supposed to do? Do I know for sure there is no god? Well, I'm not dead yet. So, no, I believe it's a possibility. Maybe, yes. I'm leaning towards yes more. But it's kind of hard to say for sure. And I do understand that text goes back thousands of thousands of years before the religions do. And they are man made for the most part. But I can't tell my family that. they'll ignore it. I can't explain things to them. They ignore it.

@@lad4702 If you have a family that believes that God and all that exist, and not only that, believe whatever they're told by their religious groups and leadership, even. if it doesn't make any sense because they repeat it three times. Rich people, powerful people repeat it three times. They believe it. And your family just believes Halloween's the Devil's birthday. What do you do? Tell them that they're wrong. It doesn't make sense. Attack their beliefs. Or try to get them to think indirectly. or at least the younger generations my mother and my family are the legitimate boomers. They were born. They were born after World War Two, right around that time. And they believe whatever they're told What am I supposed to do? Do I know for sure there is no god? Well, I'm not dead yet. So, no, I believe it's a possibility. Maybe, yes. I'm leaning towards yes more. But it's kind of hard to say for sure. And I do understand that text goes back thousands of thousands of years before the religions do. And they are man made for the most part. But I can't tell my family that. they'll ignore it. I can't explain things to them. They ignore it.

You must realize that this is a completely bogus statement. How could you say in the same statement that they were never together then immediately follow it up with saying they had a son together? lol The Book of Adam and Eve actually exists, it's two volumes that are quite lengthy. I actually own them and have read them. Sure, Lilith was Adam's first wife but that doesn't invalidate Eve's existence. Get your information from the source instead of TV shows or clips. It's alot more fun and then you'll have the truth of the matter (well, depending on the source you go with anyway since there are many for just about anything).

@@GagnierAu didn’t read what he wrote properly did u

@@loweredmonton I definitely did...and they've even edited their comment now and it's still not accurate or "fixed" lol Either way, it doesn't actually matter if they say something weird or not. It's what most YT comments are anyway. The best that can be done is to tell them to look up the actual info to get it right for next time...there's no fulfillment in having wrong or improper knowledge. Whether or not it inspires them to find the truth is not for me to decide.

​@GagnierA Full offense, but you don't know what the truth is anymore than the other commenter. No one does. All you have to go on are ancient texts that have been translated over and over, and changed to fit this agenda or that agenda over millenia - and many of those texts were taken from even older material from entirely different belief systems. You weren't there, so there's no way you can know for certain. All you know is what someone else has told you. Lie to yourself all you like, but don't act like you know any better than anyone else - because you don't. That's the only "truth" there is about it.

@@rec1219 Not all ancient texts are bastardized since most of them are written by the person that thought of them, but it certainly is plausible that many of them are concerning certain subjects. When it comes to translations, certain words or phrases do need to be changed quite substantially sometimes since there isn't an equivalent word/statement/thought in the new target language....but largely subject matters and sentiment don't change too much. In this particular conversation that we're having here, truth isn't subjective when there's source material. Particularly when the source material hasn't been recopied all that often since it isn't considered canon. Saying something off the top of your head doesn't make it true even if part of it is true. You can't reinvent the wheel. Go with what's written or find a different subject to be interested in. That's the most basic response you can get in this aspect.

Nope,meat is nice,so I don't think God could have been a vegan

You get it wrong spoiledvegetables roten or fress meath u think 😂

Both omnivores which we are as humans

No. “Beef… It’s whats for dinner” -Sam Elliot-

English must be your second language ​@@kirbyak47

Exactly, and just after they build a city, for only a few people..? Or maybe it’s all mythical stuff..?

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How can you prove accuracy or not of any book?