The Garden of Eden

The Location of Eden

This passage appears to have been added at a later date, most likely to show the exact location of the Garden of Eden, which was in the region of Pamir, far east of Mesopotamia, as is usually understood in error, two substantial errors in translation, the word “Assyria” is a corruption of the intended, although in Hebrew the spellings are similar, Ashur, the man Assyria was named after, was not yet born. This named land is far older than Assyria, and by geography was a region called Xinjiang or the Tarim Basin, northwestern China, like in the Garden, the trees represented races, and the word Assyria, and the name of the man Ashur are both the same, and so also is the country founded by Ashur also called Assyria, not anywhere near China, called so after the name of their patriarch, from the Chaldean, the word means “cedar”, like the large tree, the large race, or in the case of Asshur, he was named after a tree. This has obviously caused allot of confusion past and present, after all, the name “China” did not exist until about the time the Romans began their conquest, Alexander the great could not have conquered China because the country was not named so at his time. This is a cause of much error, one Assyria is ancient China, and the other is the northern extent of the Babylonian Empire within a hundred miles of Palestine. Also we have a problem with the word translated “Euphrates” it is from the Hebrew word “Perath” which is absolutely not related or similar to the Euphrates river in Iraq, in any way. How the word “Euphrates” ended up being the name of a river in Iraq is easy to explain, I have been to Jericho, Babylon, and Nazareth, also Bethlehem, Jerusalem and I have stood upon Mount Sinai. After all, it was easy, Jerusalem, is now called Salem, in Massachusetts, and on Long Island in New York, there is Jericho and down the same short highway there is Babylon. Now standing upon Mount Sinai was also easy, another town in New York, and my pilgrimage to Nazareth and Bethlehem was all done on a two-hour drive through Pennsylvania. I can say that I have been in Berlin Massachusetts; and toured Rome in New York, you get the hint. Very simply, the Euphrates river of Iraq was named after the ancient name for the old country. [KJV: Genesis 11:2; “And it came to pass, as they journeyed from the east, that they found a plain in the land of Shinar; and they dwelt there.”] Shinar is the ancient name for Iraq, and we find that the Aryans left the Pamir region, and settled there, after traveling from the east, so they renamed the localities after familiar names, like we all do. Now this leaves the modern translations with a problem, if the Euphrates River is named after an original, and also, if Ashur was not born yet, Mesopotamia cannot be the location of the Garden, nor of the flood. This Location would have to be east of the land of Shinar, or east of the current “middle east”, now we also have this passage Genesis 2:10-15, that appears to be a later man’s note, trying to explain this simple fact, let us read in Genesis 2:10-15, that appears to be a later man’s note, trying to explain this simple fact, let us read it, and further examine this.

Genesis 2:10 And waters spread throughout Eden [12] to water the protected garden; and from there they divided, and became four heads. 11 The name of the first is Pishon: [13] that is it which borders the region of Chavilah, [14] or where there is gold; 12 And the gold of that region is bountiful: there is bdellium and gemstones. 13 And the name of the second river is Gihon: [15] the same is it that borders the region of Cush [16] 14 And the name of the third river is Chiddekel: [17] that flows eastward to Awshyre. [18] And the fourth river is the Perath. [19] 15 And Yahweh of Hosts reserved for the Aryan, and appointed him to the protected garden called Eden to control it and to protect it. [12] Pamir-western China-Northern India-Afghanistan Region Generally considered to be in Tajikistan [13] Indus River [14] The Border of India-Pakistan, river begins north of India [15] Oxus River [16] Cush is the ancient name of India; river borders India and Uzbekistan [17] Tarim River [18] Tarim Basin-western China-rooted in “to twist a thread from right to left” or west to east-Xinjiang region of China-the name Assyria in most translations appears to be in error of the intent [19] Jaxartes River-Kyrgystan-Tajikistan region

Problem one with the Mesopotamian theory is that the ancestors traveled from the east as stated before, placing the garden east of Mesopotamia, problem two is another real big one, the Euphrates of the Mesopotamians merges with the Tigris, and that is a problem because we are missing two other rivers required for the location of Eden, and third, “Cush”, in the KJV and the related translations use the word “Ethiopia” as well. Today, the Mountains on top of the subcontinent of India are still called the Hindu-Cush mountain ranges, as the northern parallel that separates China from the former Soviet step states are still called the Ararat ranges. Yes, there is also the Turkish Mount Ararat that was also named after a familiar place in the old country. Ancient Cush, is India today, Indians are still known as Cushites in the northern areas, and the former name for Ethiopia was also Cush, named after another guy in the Bible, that was born millennia after the Garden of Eden, now what river runs from the Euphrates, past Saudi Arabia, into Yemen and then into Ethiopia? Answer, none! If Mesopotamian Assyria was north west of Babylon, how can another river flow to the east in the direction of Assyria? Answer, it can’t!

Even today, natives of India call the Oxus River the “Dgihun”, the Chaldean states the “Gihon”, close enough for me. So we have the real location of the Garden at the Pamir, the center of the development of civilization, the land where four rivers meet and separate in opposing directions. Otherwise, to make the Mesopotamian theorists happy, we can create rivers; change the compass directions for them, whatever it takes to make them happy, but facts are facts, the only place that matches the Biblical criteria is far east of their “Garden of Eden”, real far east.

[KJV: Genesis 11:2; “And it came to pass, as they journeyed from the east, that they found a plain in the land of Shinar; and they dwelt there.”] here we have it, again, from the east of Shinar, or Mesopotamia. This point will be of key importance to understand for the Flood Event.