Wednesday, October 30, 2019

The secret origins of the Garden of Eden and Original Sin as revealed by Andrew Gough (and Professor David F. Noble)

Broadly, this school of thought suggests that the account of Eden in Genesis is a memory of the pre-Sumerian culture that existed on the fertile plain of the Arabian Peninsula. It also suggests that Adam’s rib, which is referenced in the bible, is a mistranslation of the Sumerian word for rib, Nin-ti, meaning to ‘bring life’. Not surprisingly, Friedrich Delitzsch (1850–1922), a German Assyriologist, was the first among numerous scholars to suggest that the Jewish and Christian term Eden traced back to this term, which has also been connected with the later Babylonian term ‘Edinu’.
https://andrewgough.co.uk/articles_originalsin/

 But these were not Sin’s only symbols; he is also associated with the crescent and the tripod. Not surprisingly, each is a Pagan figure.
Yes and the Tripod is the symbol of alchemy!

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