Did Eve have sex with the devil or did she just eat some fruit? – Part 2 – Cain and Abel

OK, Genesis 4:1 what’s going on here, because it doesn’t make sense when we add the evidence that I revealed in the first part, so I’ll copy it here again:

Gen 4:1-2 And Adam knew Eve his wife; and she conceived, and she bare Cain, and said, I have gotten a man from the Lord. 2 And she again gave birth to her brother Abel. And Abel was a shepherd, but Cain was a tiller of the ground.

Now, before we expound on the other writings, let’s first look at the KJV to see if we can make any sense out of it: “And Adam met Eve his wife”, hello, excuse me, Adam did what? Adam had already ‘met’ his wife in The Garden, so how come after being expelled from The Garden he just now ‘meets’ his wife like it was the first time? And what has happened to the two seeds if Adam is the father of Cain and Abel? Notice, it doesn’t say, “And Adam knew Eve again, his wife.” Then it says that she conceived and gave birth to Cain and not only that, but it says that she has: “she received a man from the Lord.” Then we have Eve conceiving and giving birth to Abel, but Adam only met her once, so what’s going on here? We need to understand that Eve became pregnant due to sinful, wicked, promiscuous and lewd sexual acts and then she declares that she has been blessed with a man of the Lord. How does that work then, the Lord blesses sin? It is enough to remember what happened to King David’s son through his illicit sexual antics with Bathsheba to know that the Lord does not bless the fruits of the womb of Biblical characters when they misbehave. You can read the story in 2 Samuel 12 and in particular in verse 15.

Make no mistake, Eve’s evil union with the Devil would, and could, only bring trouble, not only for her, but also for Adam, and for all mankind in the future as well, culminating in the flood and the sinful world that followed. to the deluge, too, that is. our world today. If we know the story, we will also know that the fruits of this event would be shown graphically in the way Cain turns out, that is, what kind of being he was: a human being, NOT A MAN; Cain was the first human being. Besides, ‘Hu’ from the Hebrew/Gaelic language means ‘snake’, so a human it’s a snake Man – a descendant of Cain. A man is therefore NOT a human be and a human the being is NOT a man. That is why Anointed Yashua was known as The Son of Man – a Son of Adam.

Furthermore, and that being the case, what was Eve really saying when she said that she had “received a man of the Lord”? This corrupted KJV evidence also raises another question: how did Eve come to the conclusion that Cain was a gift from the Lord? We know that Adam and Eve’s sin in The Garden was sexual in nature, because they covered their sexual regions with aprons to hide their shame. This means that Eve must have had a good idea of ​​whose child she was carrying in her womb. That being the case, how did she come to the conclusion that he was a gift from the Lord? How does that make sense?

Also, how did the KJV translators think they were going to get away with this stupid nonsense, the nonsense of Eve’s statement that: “she had obtained a man from the Lord”? Was it a case that they thought she was completely naive? I don’t think so, because all they wanted to do was hide the truth that Cain was literally a son of the devil. Why did they want to do that and what did they have to gain from such devious behavior? All will be revealed as this series of articles unfolds!

Again, if we continue to accept the story line as written in the KJV, then we have to ask if Cain and Abel were twins, since it seems that Adam ‘knows’ Eve only once. So if Eve had twins, could these twins have had different fathers, a phenomenon known in medical terms today as superfluity? Well, it has been known, and more often than we might at first think. A little Google searching will soon reveal and confirm this not-so-uncommon anatomical phenomenon. Therefore, Cain and Abel could have been twins with the Devil as Cain’s father and Adam as Abel’s father. The thing is, twins or not, it is the two seeds or seed lines that matter here, nothing moreBecause this is the heart of the matter. Now, before we move on to the other writings, let’s add another Holy Scripture here to help us unravel this mystery:

1 John 3:12 Not like Cain, WHO was of that wicked man, and killed his brother. And why did he kill him? Because his own deeds were evil, and his brother’s were just his. (emphasis mine)

Notice in this verse from John’s letter that we have Cain who was “of that wicked one.” The word ‘from’ here in Strong’s Concordance means ‘origin’, so Cain’s “origins” are from the Devil, which, again, points to him being the seed of the Devil. I will come back to this verse again, in part three of this article series, because there is so much more truth to be gleaned from it.

Further evidence is also clarified through the genealogy of Adam in Genesis 5. Note, you will not find Cain’s name mentioned in that genealogy, why? Well, obviously, because Cain was not the son of Adam. I’ll copy the evidence here:

Genesis 5:3 And Adam lived an hundred and thirty years, and begat to its in his likeness, after his image; and called his name Seth.

Now why did Moses write this verse that way? Why, to draw our attention to the fact that Seth was made in the likeness of Adam, after his own image, and why make special reference to that? What other image could Eve have been born in her womb, if she were not in the image and likeness of Adam!!?? Well, obviously, this verse is telling us without actually saying it, that of the two sons Cain and Abel, Abel now deceased, only one of them was in the image of Adam and in his likeness: Abel. Elsewhere in the Holy Scriptures it tells us that Seth is a child born to Adam and Eve to take the place of Abel:

Gen 4:25 And Adam knew his wife again; and she bare a son, and called his name Seth: For God, she saidhas designated me another seed instead of Abel, whom Cain killed. (emphasis mine)

So this means that from Adam we have Abel (killed) and then Set who fathered enoswho begat cainanwho begat mahalalelwho begat Jaredwho begat enochwho begat Methuselahwho begat lamech and who spawned noah. So there we have it, the Sethite line from Adam to Noah.

Correct, now I will copy here what it says in documents known as Aramaic Targum(s). For those of you unfamiliar with these writings, the Aramaic Targums are ancient Jewish writings dating from the time of the Jews’ captivity in Babylon, which means they date back to around 550 BC. In general, these writings are blasphemous in their content and I would not recommend them at all to Christian brothers and sisters. Having said that, we cannot conclude that everything written there is a mistake because the Truth can be found in the most unlikely places, for example, the caves where the Dead Sea Scrolls were found. OK, so here’s the script:

And Adam knew that his wife Eve had conceived of Sammael the angel (of death) and she became pregnant and gave birth to Cain. And she said: “I have a man from the Angel of the Lord.”

Now here we can clearly see that this verse has a completely different narrative and tells us a very different story from the corrupted nonsense in the KJV. It also begins to make some sense. We know that the Devil was always going to try to thwart the Lord’s plans for the pinnacle of his creation: humanity. After all, we are made in his image and what better way to thwart that plan than by literally contaminating Deity’s creation by intercourse with his creation, Eve. Notice how she has changed Eve’s statement and the naïveté of her KJV statement revealed to her for what it is: the work of false evildoers through their agenda-based translations.

Returning once again to the KJV, also notice how Eve is known as the “Mother of all living” but Adam is not known as the ‘father of all living’:

Gen 3:20 And Adam called his wife’s name Eve; because she was the mother of all living.

The word ‘was’ here should be more accurately translated ‘was to become’, and of course she became the mother of all living, but Adam is nowhere known as the ‘father of all living’. This, once again, tells us that Eve fathered children from another source besides Adam, and of course, that source was the Devil.

If we now go back to Genesis 4:1-2, we can see that after Eve conceived Cain, she gave birth to Abel, but it does not say how much time elapsed between the two conceptions, so as I said before, some commentators say that Cain and Abel were twins, others quickly followed by Abel nine months later. Either way, they were the same age and grew up together, one, Abel, a shepherd and the other, Cain, a tiller of the ground.

The story then continues with Cain’s infamous and evil act of murdering his half-brother, but what was behind this act? Everything will be revealed in the third part.