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20250615-The Garden of Eden is NOT what you thought it was

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You're going to find out in this video that the Garden of Eden is not remotely what you thought it was. I was stunned myself. I did this video a little a little while back demonstrating that Genesis 1 and two are totally different versions of creation, which most legitimate Bible scholars absolutely agree with. So, we know in Genesis 1 that God made man in our image. So, God said, "Let's make men in our image." So it was a collective creation. Male and females were created together. They were blessed and they were sent out to be

Fruitful and multiply. Done. In Genesis 2, the garden is made by the feudal Lord who then makes Adam the weeding slave who couldn't handle it by himself. So they made slave Eve to help Adam. That's big difference. They were never told to be fruitful and multiply. Two completely different stories. So, who is this feudal Lord? And what is this garden that we are told he planted in Eden? Well, we're going to look at the Septuagent here for this purpose. I'll show you real quick where I found this.

This is a great Septuagent. You got the English on the left and the Greek on the right. So this is Genesis 28 telling us that theos God created the garden in Adam doesn't doesn't say Eden it says adm this is a moo a mu instead of an m so garden in Eden a paradissson in Eden and here it says that this paradison testace that's what it is it's a paradise test true what is that you'll find out in a couple seconds. Stunning. Stunned me. Learned about it in a Lady

Babylon video a few maybe six months or a year ago. Okay. And I wasn't sure if it was true or not, so I checked. It's easy to check. You just go right into Perseus, the Greek war study tool, the blue letter Bible. Lots of places to check these things out. So, paradiso

Truface. How often does that show up? Well, true face shows up 18 times. 18 times. Here's the exact language again in Genesis 3:23, 3:24, and Genesis 2:15. You can see paradisosus truface. Okay. So, what is that? What is that? Well, before I show you what that is, my question would be is why did he call the garden or why is the garden called a paradiso versus a keos? See a keos is a garden or an orchard or a plantation. Any place planted with trees or herbs. Why not call it the keos in edm, right? Why not call the keos as

Opposed to paradisos? Well, there's a reason for it, it turns out, as you'll see. So, paradiso means pleasure ground. First and foremost, a pleasure ground. Persian kings and nobles. Pleasure ground. Pleasure ground. So, pleasure ground is very different than a garden for planting trees and harvesting harvesting vegetation, right? Very different language. So we are told here that Eden is a paradise of true face. It's a pleasure ground of true face. Well, what's true face? Well, from the blue letter Bible, we are told that true face

Means to do what? And feeble the mind and body by indulgence.

Eden is a pleasure ground of indulgence that infeebles the body and mind. H did you know that? I had no idea. So here we have pleasure ground and this is from the the lexicon that all the Bible scholars tell us to use. The best the biggest most most thorough Greek English lexicon there is the Liddell Scott and Jones. So we got our pleasure ground of what?

Lentiousness and waxing wanting. That's what true faith means. To live softly, luxuriously, fair, sumptiously, effeminite, luxurious, dainty, delicate,

To be lentious and extravagant. The Garden of Eden is actually a pleasure ground of sexual immorality according to the words. Did you know that? I had no idea. So if we go looking for the word truf in the New Testament, it shows up twice. And then the Bible hub gives us the definition of truf again. What do we see? affeminite luxury, softness, indulgent and indulgent living. Kind of like Louis V 16th and Marie Antuinette and feeble especially the body and mind by indulgence.

Look at this moral and spiritual breakdown. So the garden of Eden is a pleasure ground of moral and spiritual infeeblement. That's what the garden of Eden translates into if you look at the exact words uh from the original Greek. So we definitely know that the garden of Eden is not what we thought it was. The garden of Eden is a pleasure ground of indulgence and moral and feeblement.