The First Time Adam met the Snake/Serpent and the Destiny of Mankind

Let’s begin by looking at key points of the original version of the ancient story.

And the snake/serpent was more cunning than any beast of the field

which Yahweh the god had made.

(Genesis 3:1)

● In the First Story animals were made before the First ADAM by the unnamed Creator. The First ADAM is a man and woman.

● In the Second Story, the Second ADAM was formed by Yahweh the god before animals were made. The Second ADAM is a man without a mate.

And Yahweh the god said,

“It is not good that the man should be alone;

I will make him a helper comparable to him.”

Out of the ground Yahweh the god formed every beast of the field

and every bird of the air, and brought them to the man

to see what he would name them

and whatever the man named each living creature -- that was its name.

(Genesis 2:18-19)

The snake/serpent is a beast of the field that Yahweh made and brought to the man.

That was the first time the man and the snake/serpent met!

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