The Aryan Patriarchs

The Fifth Manuscript of Genesis

Once again, we return to a very ancient text, another passage that is clearly as ancient as the oldest texts in Scripture, however, this is simply a family tree for the original Aryans. Just as a parallel of Genesis 2, like many of these original passages, additional information compiled for the reader’s information. You will find a full appendix explaining the possibilities for this passage.

Genesis 5

_{Genesis 5
This is the history of the descent of Adam. In the day thatthe
Heavenly Hosts formed the Aryans, to resemble the Heavenly Hosts they were
made. ₂ Male and female they were formed; and they were
blessed, and called their name Aryan, in the day when they were formed. ₃
And Adam lived one hundred and thirty revolutions, and begat a son in his
own appearance, after his image; and called his name Seth: ₄
And the days of Adam after he had begotten Seth were eight hundred
revolutions: and he begat other sons and daughters: ₅ And all
the days that Adam lived were nine hundredthirty revolutions:
and he died. ₆ And Seth lived one hundred and five revolutions,
and begat Enos: ₇ And Seth lived after he begat Enos eight
hundredand seven revolutions, and begat other sons and
daughters: ₈ And all the days of Seth were nine hundredand
twelverevolutions: and he died. ₉ And Enos lived
ninety revolutions, and begat Cainan: ₁₀ And Enos lived after
he begat Cainan eight hundredand fifteenrevolutions,
and begat other sons and daughters: ₁₁ And all the days of Enos
were nine hundredand five revolutions: and he died. ₁₂
And Cainan lived seventy revolutions, and begat Mahalaleel: ₁₃
And Cainan lived after he begatMahalaleel eight hundredand
forty revolutions, and begat other sons and daughters: ₁₄ And
all the days of Cainan were nine hundredand ten revolutions:
and he died. ₁₅ And Mahalaleel lived sixtyand five
revolutions, and begat Jared: ₁₆ And Mahalaleel lived after he
begat Jared eight hundredand thirty revolutions, and begat
other sons and daughters: ₁₇ And all the days of Mahalaleel
were eight hundredninety five revolutions: and he died. ₁₈
And Jared lived one hundred sixtytwo revolutions, and he begat
Enoch: ₁₉ And Jared lived after he begat Enoch eight hundred
revolutions, and begat other sons and daughters: ₂₀ And all the
days of Jared were nine hundredsixty two revolutions: and he
died. ₂₁ And Enoch lived sixty five revolutions, and begat
Methuselah: ₂₂ And Enoch walked with the Heavenly Hosts after
he begatMethuselah three hundred revolutions, and begatother
sons and daughters: ₂₃ And all the days of Enoch were three
hundredsixty five revolutions: ₂₄ And Enoch walked
with the Heavenly Hosts: and he was not; for the Heavenly Hosts took him. ₂₅
And Methuselah lived one hundredeighty seven revolutions, and
begat Lamech: ₂₆ And Methuselah lived after he begat Lamech
seven hundredeighty two revolutions, and begat other sons and
daughters: ₂₇ And all the days of Methuselah were nine hundredsixty nine revolutions: and he died. ₂₈ And Lamech lived
one hundredeighty two revolutions, and begat a son: ₂₉
And he called his name Noah, saying, This same shall comfort us concerning
our work and toil of our hands, because of the ground that Yahweh has
cursed. ₃₀ And Lamech lived after he begat Noah five hundredninety five revolutions, and begat other sons and daughters: ₃₁
And all the days of Lamech were seven hundredseventy and seven
revolutions: and he died. ₃₂ And Noah was five hundred
revolutions old: and Noah begat Shem, Ham, and Japheth.}

There is another possibility as for the age of these patriarchs, to get a more realistic assessment by today’s standards, we need to look into the culture from which they came. Now there is little to no record of the Aryan Culture of the Pamir, however there is adequate record of the Chaldean culture, and they had a unique custom, some of these ancients began counting years from puberty, or roughly the age of 12, thus the "jews" still to this day start manhood at 12, or the bar-mizpha, a custom they have adopted from the Babylonians, as found in the Babylonian Talmud. With this possibility, and the fact that what the KJV translates as "years" simply was a measurement of time, measured by a celestial rotation, like the sun, or moon. These rotations may have been lunar, not solar, a custom long since antiquated, with this in mind, we have a far more realistic assessment of the ages of the patriarchs.

1) Adam, fathered Seth at 23 years old, 89 ½ years old at death. 2) Seth, fathered Enos at 20 ¾ years old, 88 years old at death. 3) Enos, fathered Cainan at 19 ½ years old, 87 ½ years old at death. 4) Cainan, fathered Mahalaleel at 17 ¾ years old, 87 ¾ years old at death. 5) Mahalaleel, fathered Jared at 17 ½ years old, 86 ½ years old at death. 6) Jared, fathered Enoch at 25 ½ years old, 92 years old at death. 7) Enoch, fathered Methuselah at 17 ½ years old, 42 ½ when "he was not". 8) Methuselah, fathered Lamech at 27 ½ years old, 92 ¾ years old at death. 9) Lamech, fathered Noah at 27 years old, 76 ¾ years old at death. 10) Noah, fathered Shem, Ham and Japheth at 53 ½ years old, story ends here. This is a possibility, since we do not know the customs of the ancients; all we can do is take an accurate guess, if we go into related customs of antiquity, these figures make a strong possible case for the ages of these patriarchs.

With this in mind, we now have a more realistic assessment of these ages, of coarse, even by today’s standards, 92 ¾ years old is possible, but unlikely for most, most of these men died in their mid to late 80’s, which is doing very well for themselves. One of the most frequently used arguments for the deniability of scripture has been this chapter, due to what is considered to be life-spans way out of proportion, people living near a millennium, no 400, no 500, no 600, everyone but Lamech 800 years and up, these figures give the antagonists of the Scriptures a very good case to dismiss the validity of the rest of the Bible. Place these figures in context of ancient customs, lunar cycles and pubic birthdays, and the validity of this passage becomes far more realistic. I marvel at a man that can live 92 years, that’s almost a century.