This is the sixth episode of a weekly series where Zen Garcia and Rob Skiba partner up to do a line-by-line and verse-by-verse study of Genesis and Enoch from multiple manuscripts. In the following weeks they will also continue discourse by reading and going through chapter-by-chapter verse-by-verse, the Book of Enoch.
In this show Zen and Rob continue their investigation of the Genesis timeline and in particular this evening the sixth day of creation. Zen personally believes that there are two creation stories of humanity in Genesis 1 and Genesis 2 and that both are different. The first account being specific to the preadamite peoples who created on the earth were told to go forth be fruitful and multiply and replenish it. These beings were created in couples and multiple races and scattered over the face of the earth while the second account of the formation of Adam has to do more with modern humanity. In this narrative we see that Adam is placed into Paradise and Eve removed from his side later. For those that are interested in the distinctions between these two accounts, there is much evidence brought forth in this show for consideration.
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Also God cast out evil spirts and cast them into a bunch of pigs that thwn jumped off of a cliff commiting suicide….
Also adam tried to commit suicide alot…..how did he not die????
Zen can you please explain lillith history.i agree with what your saying but where does she fit in?????
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THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS! It has cleared up so many different issues for me!
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May YAH BLESS YOU INDEED, AND INCREASE YOUR TERRITORY!
Your Sister,
United in Yeshua,
Lee Anne
Any body else get the ad about "biblical poetry" before these videos start? They appear before just about every biblical study video on YouTube, attempting to sway us into not taking the bible as fact but just some sort of poetic literature akin to Shakespeare, or some other secular literature. It makes my blood boil.