In the coming story we will find a contradiction with the original story
and the rewritten story of the sin fall as regarding to Monotheism.
It
is obvious that the author who rewrote this story was convinced of the
existence of only one God and he made the conclusion that the
events that took place hereafter were to blame to an evil creature and
he made the conclusion that the Devil (Satan) was the one
who persuaded Eve to disobey the Gods and not as originally was
intended by one of the leader Gods by us known as Enki.
We read further in The Apocalypse of Moses: chapter 16:
And the devil spake to
the serpent saying, Rise up, come to me and I will tell thee a word
whereby thou mayst have profit.' And he arose and came to him. And
the devil saith to him: 'I hear that thou art wiser than all the
beasts, and I have come to counsel thee.
Why dost thou 'eat' of
Adam's tares and not of paradise? Rise up and we will cause him to
be cast out of paradise, even as we were cast out through him.' The
serpent saith to him, 'I fear lest the Lord be wrath with me.'
The
devil saith to him: 'Fear not, only be my vessel and I will speak
through thy mouth words to deceive him.'
In this verse the Devil
(Satan) was wrath to Adam because through him the Devil
was cast out of Paradise, a little strange clause because we know
already that the Devil once lived in 'Paradise' (see the battle
in Heaven below, where we could read that Satan was permanently
cast out of Paradise by the Gods).
Therefore he could not enter the
Garden of Eden anymore. Nevertheless the rewriter tells us in the next
verses that the Devil still had the opportunity to come in into the
Garden of Eden although it was guarded by the Cherubim's.
The above
verse is also in contradiction with the story in The first book of
Adam and Eve, chapter 13, where God told Adam that
Satan was cast out of the Garden of Eden forever and became horrible
to look at and a Demon forever.
Because of this it was impossible for
Satan to come in into the Garden of Eden again; So he could not
communicate with Eve who was still in the Garden of Eden.
We read further in The Apocalypse of Moses: chapter 17:
And instantly he hung
himself from the wall of paradise, and when the angels ascended to
worship God, then Satan appeared in the form of an angel and sang
hymns like the angels.
And I bent over the wall and saw him, like an
angel.
But he saith to me:
'Art thou Eve?' And I said to him, 'I
am.' 'What art thou doing in paradise?'
And I said to him,
'God set
us to guard and to 'eat' of it.'
The devil answered through the
mouth of the serpent:
'Ye do well but ye do not 'eat' of
every plant.'
And I said:
'Yea, we 'eat' of all. save one only, which is
in the midst of paradise, concerning which, God charged us not to
'eat' of it: for, He said to us, on the day on which ye 'eat' of
it, ye shall die the death.'
We can read here that
Paradise (The Garden of Eden) was surrounded by a wall, it is most
likely because of the dangers on planet Earth that the builders of the
colony ( most likely the Angels) made strongholds to defend the Garden
of Eden against intruders from outside.
A strange part at the beginning
of this verse is that the Devil hanged himself from the wall of Paradise
in the form of a serpent but even that he was able to look like an
Angel?
The conclusion must be clear, someone else was talking to Eve and NOTSatan. The serpent was used as an intermediary between two
beings, in this case Enki and Eve.
I mentioned already
that not Satan but the God Enki spoke to Eve in the
form of a serpent to persuade her to 'eat' of the plant (the tree of
good and evil) because Enki's intension was to evaluate Adam and Eve to
self thinking and supporting beings.
Keep also in mind that Enki
knew that Adam and Eve feared Anu and Enlil of which the
were no more than slaves in the Garden. Enki was the scientist of
the triad of Gods and had the intension to create a suitable MAN to live
on earth as a self supporting being (Adam and Eve were at that time
still unable to get children).
We will see later that Enki once
more tricked Enlil to protect his creations, when the Gods
decided to destroy ALL living creatures with a Great Flood, by
telling Noah to build an Arc to survive the flood.
We read further in The Apocalypse of Moses: chapter 18:
Then the serpent saith
to me,
'May God live! but I am grieved on your account, for I would
not have you ignorant. But arise, (come) hither, hearken to me and
'eat' and mind the value of that tree.'
But I said to him,
' I fear lest God be wroth with me
as he told us.'
And he saith to me:
'Fear
not, for as soon as thou eatest of it, ye too shall be as God,
in that ye shall know good and evil. But God perceived this
that ye would be like Him, so he envied you and said, Ye shall not
'eat' of it.
Nay, do thou give heed to the plant and thou wilt see
its Great glory.' Yet I feared to take of the fruit. And he saith to
me: 'Come hither, and I will give it thee. Follow me.'
The reader should have
noticed already that Eve could not recognize either the Devil
nor Enki was talking to her because the appeared to her in the
form of a serpent.
In the above verse we can find prove that Enki
was grieved to Anu and Enlil that Adam and Eve were kept
innocent and he persuaded Eve, for their own benefit, to 'eat' of the
forbidden plant.
We read further in The Apocalypse of Moses: chapter 19:
And I opened to him and
he walked a little way, then turned and said to me: 'I have changed
my mind and I will not give thee to 'eat' until thou swear to me to
give also to thy husband.' (And) I said.
'What sort of oath shall I
swear to thee? Yet what I know, I say to thee: By the throne of the
Master, and by the Cherubim and the Tree of Life! I will give also
to my husband to 'eat'.'
And when he had received the oath from me,
he went and poured upon the fruit the poison of his wickedness,
which is lust, the root and beginning of every sin, and he bent the
branch on the earth and I took of the fruit and I ate.
Again a strange detail that
Eve was able to open the Garden of Eden while it was
guarded by the Cherubim's.
It is obvious that here is prove again
that the rewriter of the story overlooked this strange clause. The only
one who could enter the Garden must have been a God himself who
was familiar with the Cherubim's. Indeed he was and we met him already,
Enki.
The fact that Enki forced Eve to swear that
Adam also would 'eat' of the plant is understandable because Enki
had to bee sure that both of them would 'eat'.
Conclusion so far:
The God Enki,
one of the triad of Gods, was the God who instructed
Eve to 'eat' of the plant, the tree of good and evil, and NOT the
Devil.
The Revolt of Satan, and
the Battle in Heaven
In The Book of the Cave of Treasures we can read:
And when the prince of
the lower order of angels saw what Great majesty had been given unto
Adam, he was jealous of him from that day, and he did not wish to
worship him.
And he said unto his hosts, 'Ye shall
not worship him, and ye shall not praise him with the angels. It is
meet that ye should worship me, because I am fire and spirit; and
not that I should worship a thing of dust, which hath been fashioned
of fine dust.'
And the Rebel meditating these things would not render
obedience to God, and of his own free will he asserted his
independence and separated himself from God. But he was -
swept away out of heaven and fell, and the fall of himself and of
all his company from heaven took place on the 'Sâtânâ'
because he turned aside [from the right way], and 'Shędâ' because he
was cast out, and 'Daiwâ' because he lost the apparel of his glory.
And behold, from that time until the present day, he and all his
hosts have been stripped of their apparel, and they go naked and
have horrible faces. And when Sâtânâ was cast out from
heaven, Adam was raised up so that he might ascend to
Paradise in a chariot of fire.
And the angels went before him,
singing praises, and the Seraphim ascribed holiness unto him, and
the Cherubim ascribed blessing; and amid cries of joy and praises
Adam went into Paradise.
And as soon as Adam entered Paradise
he was commanded not to 'eat' of a [certain] tree; his entrance into
heaven took place at the third hour of the Eve of the Sabbath (i.e.
on Friday morning).
As we can read here Satan
was a prince and belonged to 'The Lower order of Angels' and was
'fire and spirit' He was jealous to Adam because Adam was of 'Higher'
rank as Satan and Satan should worship Adam (a thing of dust).
Because
of that Satan became independent from God and separated
himself from God. apparently he had the power to do so but God
swept him and his companions out of heaven, to Earth, as we will see
later.
And Satan and his companions were stripped of their
apparel and glory and were naked and had horrible faces after they were
cast out of Heaven, this will all sound familiar when we read the
sin-fall of Adam and Eve later.
What is the meaning of 'And Adam was raised up that he might ascent
into Paradise in a Chariot of fire?'
There is only one possibility, Paradise was
not on the Earth but somewhere above the Earth, maybe another planet in,
or outside our Solar System.
What was the 'Chariot
of Fire', you can imagine yourself, but I will help you, even if you
don't belief it, it was an ancient SPACESHIP and I will prove
that in later chapters.
The reason that Adam was raised up to
'Paradise' can only mean one thing he was temporary raised up to protect
him from Satan and for the battle in Heaven.
Satan was indeed cast out of Heaven
and expelled to Earth because we can read later that he appeared to Adam
and Eve in 'The Garden of Eden'
after their return on Earth and many more times after that.
You should have drawn your own conclusion already that there is indeed a
difference between 'MAN' (the offspring of 'The God of
creation' and Eve) and on the other hand the offspring of
Adam and Eve, as we will see later called 'CHILDREN OF GOD'
although they also belonged to MAN, and finally many ages later
shortly after the Great Flood the creation called 'MEN'
When thinking over the story so far we can make the conclusion that
Adam was an Angel himself because he was higher in rank, then
Satan and his hosts, who at first belonged to 'The Lower Angels'.
Adam and Eve also belonged to the Angels and as so to the Generations of
Heavens who were later forced to live on Earth.
Finally we can make the
conclusion now that the Biblical term "MAN" is used for the
Angels who were "chosen" to live on Earth permanently.
Due to their
permanent stay on Earth they became immortal although they lived for a
period of about 1,000 years.