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Genesis 4:1 - ...she conceived, and bareCain, and said, I

have gotten a man from the

LORD.Cain: Seed of theSerpent

Who begat the firstmurderer Cain?

Another famous story: Cain kills Abel;his own brother. Now, what would

possess a man to do something sohorrible? Cain didn't have a hungryfamily. There wasn't a war going on. As


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we recall from Untold Garden of Eden,the serpent and Eve may have gone a

little farther than just eating a piece offruit. Their offspring, according to manyancient sources, was Cain.(1)Thecommon word for fathering a child, in

the Bible, is begat. Nowhere in the Bibledoes it say that Adam begat Cain!Although Cain was a child of Eve, hecould possibly have had the genes ofsomeone else: an upset and complainingangelic being, now made human for hispunishment. With all the anger andresentment inside this angelic being,could it be assumed that the Serpent

would pass his negative attributes on towhomever he had sired? Could this


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have been a reason why Cain could soeasily have committed murder?

The serpent (Azazel or Nachash), aspostulated before, may have used sex toseduce Eve. Through their fornication,she became pregnant. As a result, the

two may have produced twins: bothCain and Abel. Nowhere in the Bibledoes it say either Cain nor Abel wereAdam's son, nor were they listed in anygenealogies of Adam (Genesis 5:1)!Cain, on the other hand, was said to be"of the wicked one" (in I John 3:12). TheBible even states the third son born toEve, Seth, was the first child born to her

that actually resembled Adam (Genesis5:3)! Could the first two offspring of the


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Bible possess the blood of someone else?Lets look:

And Adam knew Eve his wife; and sheconceived, and bare Cain...

Genesis 4:1 (KJV)

To many this is proof positive Adamhad sex with his wife, and was thefather of Cain. The word knew, if weexamine the original Hebrew in thisverse, does have the meaning of "sex"(which makes it easy to assume theycopulated). This word, however, could

also stand for something totallydifferent. The word knew actually


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comes from two Hebrew words: yadaand eth.

The word yada not only means to "havecarnal sex with," but also "to recognize,""discern," and "acknowledge."(2) Theword eth is

Untranslatable in English, but generallyrelates to "a sign," "a distinguishingmark," or "omen."(3) From these othermeanings, we could reconstruct theverse into the following: And Adameventually acknowledged thedistinguishing sign that had come uponEve...Genesis 4:1 (KJV) Also, theHebrew word for conceived (in the

above English translation) could mean"to already be with child." Put them alltogether and we gather another possible


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meaning to the verse: And Adameventually acknowledged the

distinguishing sign that had come uponEve; that she was with child, andrealized she was about to give birth toCain...

Genesis 4:1 (KJV)

The verse takes on a whole newmeaning. Could it also mean that it wastime for Cain to be born, and Adamunderstood it? See how easily versescould be mistranslated when peopleassume they should say something a

certain way?


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The next part of this same verse giveseven more creditability for our

argument. Apparently, when Eve firstsaw the baby Cain, she thought she hadgotten him from somewhere beyond herworld.(4)

As the rest of the verse states, Eveexclaims: "I have gotten a man from theLORD" (Genesis 4:1 KJV). According tothe New Jerusalem Translation, theverse translates from the Hebrew a littledifferently:... I have gotten a man froman angel of the LORD."An angel of the LORD" - a fallen angelof the garden, maybe? Eve

apparently thought Cain was ofsomeone very significant. In Untold


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Garden of Eden, we already know howthe angels of the six-day creation

rebelled, and descend to earth, and tookon human form.After the fall of Adam and Eve, Godwas forced to deal out punishments to

them all. Curiously enough, most of thepunishments to Eve were related topregnancy or childbirth. Why? Werethey directly related to the act theserpent and Eve participated in, justbefore the fall? Interestingly enough,there were also curses to the serpentalong these same lines: But He (God)turned to the serpent (in great wrath)

and said: 'Since thou hast done this...There shall not be left thee ear, norwing, nor one limb of all that with


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which thou did ensnare them in thymalice and caused them to be cast out of

paradise...

The Apocalypse of Moses,26:1-4

Apparently, God dished outpunishments as "an eye for an eye" - theserpent's sexual "limb" was cursed forthe way he used it. This answers howCain allowed himself to go down thewrong paths in life: After Adam and hiswife sinned, and the serpent hadintercourse with Eve and injected filth

into her, Eve bore Cain. He had theshape from above and from below (theearth)... Therefore, he was the first to


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bring death into the world, caused byhis side, as he came from the filth of the

serpent. The nature of the serpent is tolurk, so as to kill, and his issue, Cain,learned his ways.(5)

The Zohar,Pekudei 21

Cain apparently carried on theattributes of his father, which couldhave easily led him to murder Abel. Inanother curse to the serpent, God madea prediction, in probably one of the mostimportant prophecies of the Bible: And I

will put enmity between thee and thewoman, and between thy seed and herseed; it shall bruise thy head, and thou


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shalt bruise his heel. Genesis 3:15(KJV)The verse is a little complex;

divided into two parts. First, it states theseeds (or descendants) of the serpentwill be at enmity with the seeds of Eve.The serpent's seed would form into one

bloodline, Adam's pure, whole seed intoanother. The second part simply was aprediction about YAHUSHA BENYOSEF aka CHRIST himself, and howhe (a member of Eve's seed) wouldeventually bruise the serpent's head, butmembers of the serpent seed wouldonly be able to bruise the heel of Jesus.In other words, by crucifying him on the

cross, there would be descendants of theserpent who would only be able tobruise Jesus's "heel," but YAHUSHA


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would become victorious in the end. Byraising himself from the dead,

YAHUSHA would defeat the serpent'scurse of death on the world, and rectifythe curse of death Adam and Evebrought to the world -

he would crush the serpent's power, orhead.

If YAHUSHA was from the true seed ofAdam and Eve, which the Bible clearlystated, then this prophecy would befulfilled upon his death, burial andresurrection. The seeds of the serpent,throughout history, would possess an

enmity with the blood line that wouldlead to YAHUSHA and his teachingsfrom then on. If Cain (and probably


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others) indeed had the blood (or seed) ofthe serpent then his descendants would,

naturally, be up in arms againstanything that is truly, purely, of Jesus,and of God.Those who have blood ofthe serpent and other fallen angels

would go on to form what was knownas "mixed multitudes." The conflictbetween the morals, religious beliefs,and ways of life of these mixed groupswould continually oppose those whodescended from Adam to this very day,for the reasons above. This would go onto form one of the most importantconflicts in human history:... the

members of the mixed multitude are thechildren of the primordial serpent thatseduced Chavah (Eve) by the tree of


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lived in the days of the patriarch Cain,see "Birds" and "Beasts". There is a lot

more ancient evidence to support thisclaim of Cain's bloodline, as well astheir attributes, in the upcoming book,The Rise of Mystery Babylon.

Footnotes:(1) The Midrash Rabbah, Bereshith(Genesis) 24:6, trans. Rabbi Dr. H.Freedman and Maurice Simon (London:The Soncino Press, 1961).(2) Strongs H3045 - yada,http://www.blueletterbible.org/lang/lexicon/lexicon.cfm?Strongs=H

3045&t=KJV (accessed Aug. 11,2010).


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(3) Strongs H853 - eth,http://www.blueletterbible.org/lang/lexi

con/lexicon.cfm?Strongs=H853&t=KJV (accessedAug. 11, 2010).(4) Targum Pseudo-Jonathan (Targum

of Palestine / Targum of JonathanBen Uzziel), On the Book of Genesis,Section 4, Berashith, http://targum.info/pj/pjgen1-6.htm (accessed Oct. 2,2009).(5) The Zohar, Volume 13, Pekudei,Section 21. Breastplate and Efod,203,https://www2.kabbalah.com/k/index.

php/p=zohar/zohar&vol=26&sec=912(accessed Feb. 24, 2010).


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(6) The Zohar, Volume 1, Beresheet A,Section 28. Hevel-Moshe, 285,

www2.kabbalah.com/k/index.php/p=zohar/zohar&vol=2&sec=49 (accessedFeb. 24, 2010).

Copyright 2012, Brett T., All RightsReserved


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Who begat the firstmurderer Cain?

Another famous story: Cain kills Abel;

his own brother. Now, what wouldpossess a man to do something sohorrible? Cain didn't have a hungry


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family. There wasn't a war going on. Aswe recall from Untold Garden of

Eden, the serpent and Eve may havegone a little farther than just eating apiece of fruit. Their offspring, accordingto many ancient sources, was

Cain.(1)

The common word for fathering a child,in the Bible, is begat. Nowhere inthe Bible does it say that Adam begatCain! Although Cain was a child ofEve, he could possibly have had thegenes of someone else: an upset andcomplaining angelic being, now made

human for his punishment. With allthe anger and resentment inside thisangelic being, could it be assumed that


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the Serpent would pass his negativeattributes on to whomever he had

sired? Could this have been a reasonwhy Cain could so easily havecommitted murder?

The serpent (Azazel or Nachash), aspostulated before, may have used sexto seduce Eve. Through theirfornication, she became pregnant. As aresult,the two may have produced twins: bothCain and Abel. Nowhere in theBible does it say either Cain nor Abelwere Adam's son, nor were they

listed in any genealogies of Adam(Genesis 5:1)! Cain, on the other hand,


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was said to be "of the wicked one" (in IJohn 3:12). The Bible even states

the third son born to Eve, Seth, was thefirst child born to her that actuallyresembled Adam (Genesis 5:3)! Couldthe first two offspring of the Bible

possess the blood of someone else? Letslook:

And Adam knew Eve his wife; and sheconceived, and bare Cain...

Genesis 4:1 (KJV)

To many this is proof positive Adamhad sex with his wife, and was the


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father of Cain. The word knew, if weexamine the original Hebrew in this

verse, does have the meaning of "sex"(which makes it easy to assume theycopulated). This word, however, couldalso stand for something totally

different.

The word knew actually comes fromtwo Hebrew words: yada and eth.The word yada not only means to "havecarnal sex with," but also "torecognize," "discern," and"acknowledge."(2) The word eth isuntranslatable in English, but generally

relates to "a sign," "a distinguishingmark," or "omen."(3) From these othermeanings, we could reconstruct the


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verse into the following:

And Adam eventually acknowledgedthe distinguishing sign that hadcome upon Eve...

Genesis 4:1 (KJV)

Also, the Hebrew word for conceived(in the above English translation)could mean "to already be with child."Put them all together and we gatheranother possible meaning to the verse:


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And Adam eventually acknowledgedthe distinguishing sign that had

come upon Eve; that she was with child,and realized she was about togive birth to Cain...

Genesis 4:1 (KJV)

The verse takes on a whole newmeaning. Could it also mean that it wastime for Cain to be born, and Adamunderstood it? See how easily versescould be mistranslated when peopleassume they should say something a

certain way?


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The next part of this same verse giveseven more creditability for our

argument. Apparently, when Eve firstsaw the baby Cain, she thought shehad gotten him from somewherebeyond her world.(4)

As the rest of the verse states, Eveexclaims: "I have gotten a man from theLORD" (Genesis 4:1 KJV). According tothe New Jerusalem Translation,the verse translates from the Hebrew alittle differently:

... I have gotten a man from an angel ofthe LORD.


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"An angel of the LORD" - a fallen angel

of the garden, maybe? Eveapparently thought Cain was ofsomeone very significant. In UntoldGarden of Eden, we already know how

the angels of the six-day creationrebelled, and descend to earth, and tookon human form.

After the fall of Adam and Eve, Godwas forced to deal out punishments tothem all. Curiously enough, most of thepunishments to Eve were related topregnancy or childbirth. Why? Were

they directly related to the act theserpent and Eve participated in, justbefore the fall?


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Interestingly enough, there were also

curses to the serpent along these samelines:

But He (God) turned to the serpent (ingreat wrath) and said: 'Since thouhast done this... There shall not be leftthee ear, nor wing, nor one limbof all that with which thou did ensnarethem in thy malice and causesdstthem to be cast out of paradise...

The Apocalypse of Moses,

26:1-4


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Apparently, God dished outpunishments as "an eye for an eye" - the

serpent's sexual "limb" was cursed forthe way he used it. This answershow Cain allowed himself to go downthe wrong paths in life:

After Adam and his wife sinned, andthe serpent had intercourse withEve and injected filth into her, Eve boreCain. He had the shape fromabove and from below (the earth)...Therefore, he was the first to bringdeath into the world, caused by his side,

as he came from the filth of theserpent. The nature of the serpent is tolurk, so as to kill, and his issue,


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Cain, learned his ways.(5)

The Zohar,Pekudei 21


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Cain apparently carried on theattributes of his father, which could

haveeasily led him to murder Abel. Inanother curse to the serpent, God madea

prediction, in probably one of the mostimportant prophecies of the Bible:

And I will put enmity between thee andthe woman, and between thy seedand her seed; it shall bruise thy head,and thou shalt bruise his heel.

Genesis 3:15 (KJV)


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The verse is a little complex; dividedinto two parts. First, it states the seeds

(or descendants) of the serpent will be atenmity with the seeds of Eve. Theserpent's seed would form into onebloodline, Adam's pure, whole seed into

another.

The second part simply was a predictionabout YAHUSHA BEN YOSEF akaCHRIST himself, andhow he (a member of Eve's seed) wouldeventually bruise the serpent'shead, but members of the serpent seedwould only be able to bruise the

heel of Jesus. In other words, bycrucifying him on the cross, there would


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be descendants of the serpent whowould only be able to bruise Jesus's

"heel," but YAHUSHA would becomevictorious in the end. By raising himselffrom the dead, YAHUSHA woulddefeat the serpent's curse of death on

theworld, and rectify the curse of deathAdam and Eve brought to the world -he would crush the serpent's power, orhead.

If YAHUSHA was from the true seed ofAdam and Eve, which the Bible clearlystated, then this prophecy would be

fulfilled upon his death, burial andresurrection. The seeds of the serpent,throughout history, would possess


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an enmity with the blood line thatwould lead to YAHUSHA and his

teachingsfrom then on. If Cain (and probablyothers) indeed had the blood (or seed)of the serpent then his descendants

would, naturally, be up in arms againstanything that is truly, purely, of Jesus,and of God.

Those who have blood of the serpentand other fallen angels would go onto form what was known as "mixedmultitudes." The conflict between themorals, religious beliefs, and ways of

life of these mixed groups would


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continually oppose those whodescended from Adam to this very day,

forthe reasons above. This would go on toform one of the most importantconflicts in human history:

... the members of the mixed multitudeare the children of the primordialserpent that seduced Chavah (Eve) bythe tree of knowledge, so the mixedmultitude is indeed the impurity thatthe serpent injected into Chavah.From this impurity, which is considered

the mixed multitude, Kayin(Cain) came forth and slew Hevel(Abel)...(6)


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The Zohar,

2 Beresheet a28

There is more about these mixed

multitudes, and how their thoughts,attitudes, and ways of life, relate toAdam, Jesus, and this prophecy of theBible. We will discover how Cain andother serpent-seeds began toinfluence the world in Way of Cain.First, to understand more about howlife was lived in the days of thepatriarch Cain, see "Birds" and "Beasts".

There is a lot more ancient evidence tosupport this claim of Cain's


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bloodline, as well as their attributes, inthe upcoming book, The Rise of

Mystery Babylon.

Footnotes:(1) The Midrash Rabbah, Bereshith(Genesis) 24:6, trans. Rabbi Dr. H.Freedman and Maurice Simon (London:The Soncino Press, 1961).(2) Strongs H3045 - yada,http://www.blueletterbible.org/lang/lexicon/lexicon.cfm?Strongs=H3045&t=KJV (accessed Aug. 11,

2010).


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(3) Strongs H853 - eth,http://www.blueletterbible.org/lang/lexi

con/lexicon.cfm?Strongs=H853&t=KJV (accessedAug. 11, 2010).(4) Targum Pseudo-Jonathan (Targum

of Palestine / Targum of JonathanBen Uzziel), On the Book of Genesis,Section 4, Berashith, http://targum.info/pj/pjgen1-6.htm (accessed Oct. 2,2009).(5) The Zohar, Volume 13, Pekudei,Section 21. Breastplate and Efod,203,https://www2.kabbalah.com/k/index.

php/p=zohar/zohar&vol=26&sec=912(accessed Feb. 24, 2010).


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(6) The Zohar, Volume 1, Beresheet A,Section 28. Hevel-Moshe, 285,

www2.kabbalah.com/k/index.php/p=zohar/zohar&vol=2&sec=49 (accessedFeb. 24, 2010).

Copyright 2012, Brett T., All RightsReserved

Gense 4:1 - ... elle conut, et enfantaCan et elle dit, je

ont acquis un homme de par

l'Eternel.Cain: Semence de l'

Serpent


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Qui engendra le premier

meurtrier Can?

Un autre clbre histoire: Can tue Abel,son propre frre. Maintenant, ce qui

possderait un homme de faire quelquechose de si horrible? Can n'avait pas defamille affame. Il n'y avait pas uneguerre en cours. Comme nous rappelonsde jardin Untold d'Eden, le serpent etEve peut-tre all un peu plus loin quejuste manger un morceau de fruit. Leurprogniture, selon de nombreusessources antiques, tait Can. (1) Le mot

commun pour concevoir un enfant, dansla Bible, est engendr. Nulle part dans laBible il n'est dit que Adam engendra


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Can! Bien que Can tait un enfantd'Eve, il aurait pu avoir les gnes de

quelqu'un d'autre: un tre boulevers etse plaindre anglique, maintenant faithomme pour sa punition. Avec toute lacolre et le ressentiment l'intrieur de

cet tre anglique, peut-on supposer quele serpent passait ses attributs ngatifs qui il avait dsir? Cela aurait-il uneraison pour laquelle Can ne pouvaitdonc facilement avoir commisassassiner?Le serpent (Azazel ou Nachash), tel quepostul avant, peut-tre utilis le sexepour sduire Eve. Grce leur

fornication, elle est tombe enceinte. Enconsquence, les deux peut-tre produitdes jumeaux: Can et Abel. Nulle part


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dans la Bible ce qu'elle dit soit Can niAbel taient fils d'Adam, et ils n'taient

pas rpertoris dans les gnalogiesd'Adam (Gense 5:1)! Can, d'autre part,a t, dit-on "du malin" (dans I Jean3:12). La Bible dclare mme le troisime

fils n d'Eve, Seth, tait le premierenfant n d'elle qui en fait ressemblait Adam (Gense 5:3)! Pourriez les deuxpremiers enfants de la Bible possde lesang de quelqu'un d'autre? Regardons:

Et Adam connut Eve, sa femme, et elleconut, et enfanta Can ...

Gense 4:1 (LSG)


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Pour beaucoup, c'est une preuvepositive Adam eu des relations sexuelles

avec sa femme, et tait le pre de Can.Le mot savait, si nous examinonsl'original hbreu dans ce verset, ne lesens du mot sexe (ce qui le rend facile

de supposer qu'ils ont copul). Ce mot,cependant, pourrait galement signifierquelque chose de totalement diffrent.Le mot savait vient en fait de deux motshbreux: yada et thiques.Le mot yada ne signifie pas seulementde faire l'amour charnel avec, maisaussi reconnatre, discerner etreconnatre. (2) Le mot est eth

. Intraduisible en anglais, mais serapporte gnralement un "signe","signe distinctif" ou "omen" (3) A partir


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de ces autres significations, nous avonspu reconstituer le verset en ce qui suit:

Et Adam a fini par reconnatre le signedistinctif qui avait venir sur Eve ...Gense 4:1 (LSG) De mme, le mothbreu pour concevoir (dans la

traduction anglaise ci-dessus) pourraitsignifier tre dj enceinte." Mettez-lestous ensemble et nous nous runissonsune autre signification possible de ceverset: Et Adam a fini par reconnatre lesigne distinctif qui leur taientsurvenues la veille, qu'elle tait enceinte,et se rendit compte qu'elle tait sur lepoint de donner naissance Can ...

Gense 4:1 (LSG)


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Le verset prend une toute nouvellesignification. Pourrait-il aussi signifier

qu'il tait temps de Can natre, etAdam a compris? Voyez commentfacilement versets pourraient tre maltraduit que les gens croient qu'ils

devraient dire quelque chose d'unecertaine faon?

La partie suivante de ce mme versetdonne crdibilit encore plus pour notreargument. Apparemment, quand Eve avu le bb Cain, elle pensait qu'elle avaitobtenu de quelque part au-del de sonmonde (4).

Comme le reste du verset, Eves'exclame: J'ai acquis un homme de parl'Eternel" (Gense 4:1 LSG). Selon la


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traduction de la Nouvelle Jrusalem, leverset traduit de l'hbreu un peu

diffremment: ... J'ai acquis un hommed'un ange de l'ternel."Un ange de l'Eternel" - un ange dchudu jardin, peut-tre? Eve

apparemment pens que Can taitquelqu'un de trs important. DansUntoldJardin d'Eden, nous savons djcomment les anges de la cration en sixjours se rvolta, et de descendre terre,et a pris une forme humaine.Aprs la chute d'Adam et Eve, Dieu ad faire face des punitions tous.

Curieusement, la plupart des punitions Eve taient lies la grossesse ou l'accouchement. Pourquoi? Ont-ils t


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directement lie l'acte, le serpent etEve particip, juste avant la chute?

Chose intressante, il y avait aussi desmaldictions le serpent le long de cesmmes lignes: Mais Il (Dieu) se tournavers le serpent (dans une grande colre)

et dit: Puisque tu as fait cela ... Il nedoit pas tre laiss oreille toi, ni aile, niun membre de tout ce que dont tu ne lesprendre au pige dans ta mchancet, etles fit chasss du paradis ...

L'Apocalypse de Mose,26:1-4

Apparemment, Dieu distribuaitpunitions comme un il pour un il -sexuelle du serpent "membre" a t


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maudit pour la faon dont il l'a utilis.Cela rpond que Can se laissa

descendre les mauvais chemins dans lavie: Aprs qu'Adam et sa femme ontpch, et le serpent a eu des rapportsavec Eve et inject dans sa crasse, Eve

enfanta Can. Il avait la forme d'en hautet d'en bas (la terre) ... Par consquent, ila t le premier porter la mort dans lemonde, due son ct, comme il estvenu de la salet du serpent. La naturedu serpent est de se cacher, de manire tuer, et son problme, Can, a appris safaon (5).

Le Zohar,Pekoudei 21


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Can apparemment port sur lesattributs de son pre, qui aurait pu tre

facilement amen tuer Abel. Dans uneautre maldiction du serpent, Dieu a faitune prdiction, dans probablement l'unedes prophties les plus importants de la

Bible: Et je mettrai inimiti entre toi et lafemme, entre ta postrit et sa postrit:celle-ci t'crasera la tte, et tu luiblesseras le talon. Gense 3:15 (LSG) Leverset est un peu complexe, divis endeux parties. Tout d'abord, il prcise lesgraines (ou descendants) du serpentsera en inimiti avec les graines d'Eve.La semence du serpent ferait en une

seule ligne, Adam pur, graine entiredans un autre. La deuxime partie taittout simplement une prdiction sur


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YAHUSHA Ben Yosef CHRIST alias lui-mme, et comment il (un membre de la

semence d'Eve) finirait par craser latte du serpent, mais les membres de lasemence du serpent ne serait en mesurede le briser par le talon de Jsus. En

d'autres termes, par le crucifier sur lacroix, il y aurait des descendants duserpent qui ne serait en mesure de lebriser par Jsus le talon, maisYAHUSHA allait devenir victorieux lafin. En se relevant d'entre les morts,YAHUSHA irait l'encontremaldiction du serpent de la mort sur lemonde, et de rectifier la maldiction de

la mort d'Adam et Eve a apport aumonde -


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il craserait le pouvoir du serpent, ou latte.

Si YAHUSHA tait de la vraie semenced'Adam et Eve, que la Bible ditclairement, alors cette prophtie se

raliserait sur sa mort, sonensevelissement et sa rsurrection. Lesgraines du serpent, tout au long del'histoire, possderait une inimiti avecla ligne de sang qui conduirait YAHUSHA et ses enseignements partir de l. Si Can (et probablementd'autres) avait en effet le sang (ougraines) du serpent, ses descendants

seraient, naturellement, d'tre dans lesbras contre tout ce qui est vraiment,purement, de Jsus et de God.Those qui


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ont du sang de l' serpent et d'autresanges dchus qui vont former ce qu'on a

appel multitudes mixtes." Le conflitentre la morale, les croyances religieuseset les modes de vie de ces groupesmixtes ne cesse opposer ceux qui

descendent d'Adam jusqu' ce jour,pour les raisons ci-dessus. Cela irait former l'un des conflits les plusimportants de l'histoire humaine: ... lesmembres de la multitude mixte sont lesenfants du serpent primordial qui asduit Chavah (Eve) par l'arbre de laconnaissance, de sorte que la multitudemixte est en effet l'impuret que le

serpent injecte dans Chavah. De cetteimpuret, qui est considr comme le


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peuple mlang, Kayin (Cain) sortit ettua Hevel (Abel) ... (6)

Le Zohar,2 Beresheet a28

Il ya plus propos de ces multitudesmixtes, et comment leurs penses,attitudes et modes de vie, se rapportent Adam, Jsus, et cette prophtie de laBible. Nous allons dcouvrir commentCan et d'autres serpent-graines ontcommenc influencer le monde envoie de Can. Tout d'abord, pour mieuxcomprendre comment la vie a t vcue

l'poque du patriarche Can, voirOiseaux et btes. Il ya une videncebeaucoup plus ancienne pour tayer


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cette affirmation de ligne de Can, ainsique leurs attributs, dans le prochain

livre, The Rise of Mystery Babylone.

Notes:(1) Le Midrash Rabbah, Brchit

(Gense) 24:6, trad. Rabbin Dr. H.Freedman et Maurice Simon (Londres:The Soncino Press, 1961).(2) Strong H3045 - bla,http://www.blueletterbible.org / lang / lexique / lexicon.cfm? StrongH3045 = & t = LSG (consult le 11 aot2010).(3) Strong H853 - eth,

http://www.blueletterbible.org/lang/lexicon/lexicon.


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www2.kabbalah.com/k/index.php/p =zohar / zohar & vol = 2 & sec = 49

(consult le24 fvrier 2010).

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