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New World Genesis: Adam and Eve
Brow-raising details abound in this expansive and shocking new interpretation of the biblical Genesis story. This dialogue-filled narrative includes details hitherto unknown to the average reader concerning not only ‘God’ and his ‘angels’ but of Adam and Eve, along with the first 10 generations. The reconstructed story is based on English translations (those in the public domain) of the following ancient texts (some banned by the Catholic church): Book of Adam and Eve; Book of the Life of Adam and Eve; Apocalypse of Moses; Book of Enoch; Book of Jubilees; The Cave of Treasures; Book of Jasher; The Bible; The Koran; and miscellaneous texts from the ancient Sumerians, Egyptians, Akkadians, Chaldeans, Babylonians, Assyrians, Canaanites, and others, even ancient Native Americans.
After careful examination, ‘God’ and the ‘angels’ are not required to be supernatural; rather, they can be technologically advanced, human-like aliens who come to Earth and establish a colony with a mission. They first build a hydroelectric dam and reservoir, and then a sea-land and a bio-dome. The biggest revelation, however, is…well, I won’t spoil it for you. But later, when their enlisted workers revolt due to not having enough time off, they engineer ‘simpleton’ replacement workers using indigenous genes with alien genes. They free the rebels but limit them to the planet and impose a tithe. Thereafter, Adam is ‘created’ and becomes the lord and king of man-kind. ‘Angels’ must serve and protect him. Adam, however, disobeys a law and he and his subjects are exiled and bound to a covenant to produce gold. This is the shocking life and times of Adam and Eve.
Warning: This book is not suitable for children.
After careful examination, ‘God’ and the ‘angels’ are not required to be supernatural; rather, they can be technologically advanced, human-like aliens who come to Earth and establish a colony with a mission. They first build a hydroelectric dam and reservoir, and then a sea-land and a bio-dome. The biggest revelation, however, is…well, I won’t spoil it for you. But later, when their enlisted workers revolt due to not having enough time off, they engineer ‘simpleton’ replacement workers using indigenous genes with alien genes. They free the rebels but limit them to the planet and impose a tithe. Thereafter, Adam is ‘created’ and becomes the lord and king of man-kind. ‘Angels’ must serve and protect him. Adam, however, disobeys a law and he and his subjects are exiled and bound to a covenant to produce gold. This is the shocking life and times of Adam and Eve.
Warning: This book is not suitable for children.
198 pages, Kindle Edition
First published August 19, 2015
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August 18, 2016
Couldn't read this, hard to understand, not at all like the serious book I expected.
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