johannes
July 1st 2007, 02:05 PM
Who is Eden?
Eden is your physical body described from one angle; let us see if I can prove this to you.
Gen 2: 8 and the Lord God planted a garden eastward in Eden.
Therefore: Eden is NOT a garden, but a “garden was planted” in Eden. This garden being your five senses or your brain/face. Eastward is your face, where all of your senses meet in your brain. East is the front of your body.
The Hebrew meaning of garden is: to fence or guard or protect (the senses are there to protect us) therefore the garden is symbolized by your senses.
Verse 8 continued: and there (in the garden) He put the man who He (already) had formed, for the bible says God first created man and then the woman, a body for the man.
Verse 15: the Lord God took the man, and put him into the garden in Eden (your face) to dress it and to keep it.
What does this mean?
Dress (Hebrew) = to advance, accomplish, become, bear, bestow, bring forth, prepare, enslave, keep in bondage, execute, husbandman, servant, worshipper and many more, but it speaks for itself, namely to “evolve” the human body.
To keep = to preserve (until the resurrection, until we are intelligent enough to find the way to defeat the guard of the tree of eternal life)
I can assure you the way/road is now open.
We can therefore say the garden is your head/face, and God put this spiritual man/husband in your head/face/garden to be your husband/man to advance the human body (to bring it to perfection) and to keep it alive eternally, to feed it spiritually.
Verse 10: and a river went out of Eden (your body) to water the (this) garden (in your face)
River (Hebrew) = a stream, to sparkle, to be cheerful.
To water (Hebrew) = to irrigate, cause to drink, (to supply) semen (seeds) Water is a symbol of spirit.
It is clear from this that Eden, the human body, must feed the husband/man/spirit with knowledge (from the eye/seeds) and keep him alive to sparkle and be cheerful and to supply semen.
Verse 10 continues: and from thence (the garden/face/your head) it was parted, and became into four heads (streams).
The four heads = your spinal cord, your veins, your nose or breathing channel and your gullet.
Verse 11: the name of the first is Pison, that is it, which compasseth the whole land Havilah, where there was gold.
Pison (Hebrew) = fast flowing, scattered, disperse, to spread.
Havilah (Hebrew) = circular, twist or whirl, in a circular or spiral manner, it also implicates feeling of pain, fear, grief, hope etc.
This clearly describes your brain, spinal cord, nerve system, which is fast flowing, scattered, circular, a circle, spiral etc, too and from the brain and to make you aware of pain for instance.
Verse 13: the name of the second river is Gihon. The same is it that campasseth the whole land of Ethiopia.
Gihon (Hebrew) = a fountain, to gush forth, a stream, a river of paradise.
Ethiopia (Hebrew) = territory (meaning the one in command.)
This is your heart as the fountain, and the veins through your body (a circulatory system) your soul is in your blood – your “river” of paradise – happiness. Also your blood/heart is the one in “command”.
Verse 14: the name of the third river is Hiddekel, which is it that goes toward the east of Assyria.
Hiddekel (Hebrew): to sting, prickly plant (the lungs look like the leafs of a prickly plant), and big river.
Assyria (Hebrew): to be straight, collect or inhabitant
Clearly this describes your respiratory system (air pipe and lungs, which run in the front of your body, namely the east = your front.)
Verse 14 continues: and the fourth river is the Euphrates.
Euphrates (Hebrew) = to break forth, rushing, river on the east, grow, increase, bring forth.
This is your digestive system (gullet, intestines and stomach that feeds/grow)
These “river” systems/organs feed the garden in Eden (your body).
I say; your body feeds your spirits and the spirits are there to protect and advance you.
Verse 9: out of the ground made the Lord God to grow every tree that is pleasant to the sight, and good for food, the tree of life also in the midst of the garden and the tree of knowledge of good and evil.
Out of the ground means “out of the body” that’s created out of soil/ground.
These trees are your five senses – sense of sound, sight, taste, smell, and touch. All of them connected to the brain (in the garden.)
However, let me add this:
The tree of knowledge of good and evil was not guarded; humans have the “free choice” to eat the fruit of this tree. All of us still eat this fruit each and every day.
Now you can understand and agree that Eve was not driven out of Eden, because Eden is Eve, your physical body.
Eden is your physical body described from one angle; let us see if I can prove this to you.
Gen 2: 8 and the Lord God planted a garden eastward in Eden.
Therefore: Eden is NOT a garden, but a “garden was planted” in Eden. This garden being your five senses or your brain/face. Eastward is your face, where all of your senses meet in your brain. East is the front of your body.
The Hebrew meaning of garden is: to fence or guard or protect (the senses are there to protect us) therefore the garden is symbolized by your senses.
Verse 8 continued: and there (in the garden) He put the man who He (already) had formed, for the bible says God first created man and then the woman, a body for the man.
Verse 15: the Lord God took the man, and put him into the garden in Eden (your face) to dress it and to keep it.
What does this mean?
Dress (Hebrew) = to advance, accomplish, become, bear, bestow, bring forth, prepare, enslave, keep in bondage, execute, husbandman, servant, worshipper and many more, but it speaks for itself, namely to “evolve” the human body.
To keep = to preserve (until the resurrection, until we are intelligent enough to find the way to defeat the guard of the tree of eternal life)
I can assure you the way/road is now open.
We can therefore say the garden is your head/face, and God put this spiritual man/husband in your head/face/garden to be your husband/man to advance the human body (to bring it to perfection) and to keep it alive eternally, to feed it spiritually.
Verse 10: and a river went out of Eden (your body) to water the (this) garden (in your face)
River (Hebrew) = a stream, to sparkle, to be cheerful.
To water (Hebrew) = to irrigate, cause to drink, (to supply) semen (seeds) Water is a symbol of spirit.
It is clear from this that Eden, the human body, must feed the husband/man/spirit with knowledge (from the eye/seeds) and keep him alive to sparkle and be cheerful and to supply semen.
Verse 10 continues: and from thence (the garden/face/your head) it was parted, and became into four heads (streams).
The four heads = your spinal cord, your veins, your nose or breathing channel and your gullet.
Verse 11: the name of the first is Pison, that is it, which compasseth the whole land Havilah, where there was gold.
Pison (Hebrew) = fast flowing, scattered, disperse, to spread.
Havilah (Hebrew) = circular, twist or whirl, in a circular or spiral manner, it also implicates feeling of pain, fear, grief, hope etc.
This clearly describes your brain, spinal cord, nerve system, which is fast flowing, scattered, circular, a circle, spiral etc, too and from the brain and to make you aware of pain for instance.
Verse 13: the name of the second river is Gihon. The same is it that campasseth the whole land of Ethiopia.
Gihon (Hebrew) = a fountain, to gush forth, a stream, a river of paradise.
Ethiopia (Hebrew) = territory (meaning the one in command.)
This is your heart as the fountain, and the veins through your body (a circulatory system) your soul is in your blood – your “river” of paradise – happiness. Also your blood/heart is the one in “command”.
Verse 14: the name of the third river is Hiddekel, which is it that goes toward the east of Assyria.
Hiddekel (Hebrew): to sting, prickly plant (the lungs look like the leafs of a prickly plant), and big river.
Assyria (Hebrew): to be straight, collect or inhabitant
Clearly this describes your respiratory system (air pipe and lungs, which run in the front of your body, namely the east = your front.)
Verse 14 continues: and the fourth river is the Euphrates.
Euphrates (Hebrew) = to break forth, rushing, river on the east, grow, increase, bring forth.
This is your digestive system (gullet, intestines and stomach that feeds/grow)
These “river” systems/organs feed the garden in Eden (your body).
I say; your body feeds your spirits and the spirits are there to protect and advance you.
Verse 9: out of the ground made the Lord God to grow every tree that is pleasant to the sight, and good for food, the tree of life also in the midst of the garden and the tree of knowledge of good and evil.
Out of the ground means “out of the body” that’s created out of soil/ground.
These trees are your five senses – sense of sound, sight, taste, smell, and touch. All of them connected to the brain (in the garden.)
However, let me add this:
The tree of knowledge of good and evil was not guarded; humans have the “free choice” to eat the fruit of this tree. All of us still eat this fruit each and every day.
Now you can understand and agree that Eve was not driven out of Eden, because Eden is Eve, your physical body.