The scrolls of Adam & Eve: A study of prophetic regenesis

by James J. Hurtak

An examination of the many levels of the Adam and Eve story. A look at the cosmic archetypes and spiritual beginnings of the "seven varieties" of meanings in the Adam and Eve story from Biblical times onward. The regenesis and reeducation of the body, mind, and soul that is possible through knowing that there is 'no missing genetic link' between the first Adam and Eve and the Adamic genetic code within us. Quality paperback/ 5½x8½/ 126 pages

126 pages, Paperback

First published June 30, 1989

Reviews

[Dan · Rating 1 out of 5]

Absolute rambling nonsense, based off texts allegedly dating back to well before Christ, but more likely the 18th/19th century when the spiritualist craze started and people started "channeling" allegedly-ancient knowledge. Uses all the typical and comically over-convoluted new age lingo about thought-forms, matter-energy constructs, etc, etc.

Worth keeping a couple copies around for when the power goes out and you need a small fire for warmth.

[Derrick Ferree · Rating 2 out of 5]

Well, it was interesting to see the extra material from the scrolls. The metaphysical stuff explained in the commentary was sometimes a stretch, and sometimes interesting. I do think the writer went a little overboard with some of his spiritual training, but what do I know. There's some value in reading what Genesis leaves out: death, the fall, sin, layers of consciousness/heavens. However, at the end of the day, there was too much fluff made from not enough content, but the key to remember here is that the devil likes to mix in his lies to poison real truths. Maybe some of that is going on here.