The Fall of Man | What Really Happened in the Garden of Eden?

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Published on Oct 23, 2021
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The following pseudepigrapha text passages are from the early centuries after Christ and were NOT written by the apostles. The writings do NOT belong in the biblical canon, but it shows us how the first Christians in the early centuries thought about Cain and the serpent.

Protoevangelium of James 13:1-5
"In the sixth month of her pregnancy, Joseph came from his house-building and went into the house to find her swelling. And he struck his face and threw himself on the ground in sackcloth and wept bitterly, "How can I look to the Lord God? What will I pray about her, for I took her as a virgin from the temple of the Lord and did not guard her? Who has set this trap for me? Who did this evil in my house? Who stole the virgin from me and defiled her. Has not the story of Adam been repeated with me? For while Adam was glorifying God, the serpent came and found Eve alone and deceived her and defiled her - so it has also happened to me."

Gospel of Philip 61:5-10
"First adultery came into being, afterward murder. And he (Cain) was begotten in adultery, for he was the child of the serpent. So he became a murderer, just like his father, and he killed his brother. Indeed, every act of sexual intercourse which has occurred between those who are unlike one another is an act of adultery."

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