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I find myself wondering if, perhaps, the gnostic viewpoint on the subject is the origin of the human soul(?).
Originally posted by infinite
reply to post by lucidclouds
What does that prove? One act of sex than two children (who are not twins). Still, the Bible does not conclusively answer the question. But of course, Cain and Abel - just like the Garden of Eden - are based upon another Mesopotamian myth. Lilitu demon was a minor Sumerian wind demoness too.
To answer this question: How could Lucifer have tempted Eve in the garden when he had not been cast from heaven yet?
Easy, the whole story was based on Mesopotamian myths and reconstructed to suit the new religious order. Parts of the Bible, which missed the censors, point to the myths and mystical elements that were excluded from the universal teachings of the Bible.
[edit on 22-12-2008 by infinite]
Originally posted by lucidclouds
Originally posted by infinite
Even the Bible gives evidence for it, Adam and Eve had sexual intercourse once and produced two children: Cain and Abel - who are not described as twins. In Jewish traditions, Cain* is the son of the serpent (Christian's believe he is the son of Satan.)
[edit on 21-12-2008 by infinite]
genesis 4:1,2:
"1 Now Adam had intercourse with Eve his wife and she became pregnant. In time she gave birth to Cain and said: “I have produced a man with the aid of Jehovah.” 2 Later she again gave birth, to his brother Abel."
Originally posted by infinite
Originally posted by Neo Christian Mystic
The serpent was Lilith, period.
Kabbalah made the depiction, but there is no evidence to suggest the serpent was Lilith. A Sumerian serpent god (which I discussed) is considered a possible candidate - but neither of them can be definitely associated to the serpent in the garden of eden.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
STEP FOUR is the realization that 'christianity' is NOT THE ONLY religion on this planet!!!! Let me repeat....'christianity' is NOT THE ONLY religion on this planet!!!!
Originally posted by cruzion
I find myself wondering if, perhaps, the gnostic viewpoint on the subject is the origin of the human soul(?).
Man, I immediately thought that when I read someones post earlier about Sophia giving people concience (concious-ness).
How could Lucifer have tempted Eve in the garden when he had not been cast from heaven yet?
Originally posted by lucidclouds
Originally posted by weedwhacker
STEP FOUR is the realization that 'christianity' is NOT THE ONLY religion on this planet!!!! Let me repeat....'christianity' is NOT THE ONLY religion on this planet!!!!
I could be wrong but the original post was about the Bible. If the OP said the Torah, or the genesis account, then I could see what your saying.
Originally posted by Neo Christian Mystic
Originally posted by lucidclouds
Originally posted by weedwhacker
STEP FOUR is the realization that 'christianity' is NOT THE ONLY religion on this planet!!!! Let me repeat....'christianity' is NOT THE ONLY religion on this planet!!!!
I could be wrong but the original post was about the Bible. If the OP said the Torah, or the genesis account, then I could see what your saying.
And what was the OP asking about in particular? Well, the story frem the Torah, in Bere# or Genesis where Eve is charmed by Lilit by her "soul" called the tree of wisdom. The context is obviouly in address to Christians, Jews and Muslims etc. who claim the biblical OT account on the origin of man and civilisation.
Originally posted by Neo Christian Mystic
Well, the Torah or the Pentateuch is the first part of the OT. And the story in question is one of the first and most important stories of the Torah which contains the five Mosaic books. You won't find much on this story elsewhere in the Bible. I don't see your dilemma...
Originally posted by lucidclouds
Originally posted by Neo Christian Mystic
Well, the Torah or the Pentateuch is the first part of the OT. And the story in question is one of the first and most important stories of the Torah which contains the five Mosaic books. You won't find much on this story elsewhere in the Bible. I don't see your dilemma...
My dilemma, as you call it, is that my answer to the OP is that in revelation, peter, RAISED AS A JEW, calls satan the original serpent the one misleading the entire inhabited earth.