[33] "Them", not "us", the story just before was about corruption, surely Yahweh is not corrupt, the Hebrew and Chaldean means either "from", or "out of", to "among", now since Chaldean did not have vowels, and the occasional numeral was used to change meaning, this word is up for grabs. Whether is was an ancient translators error, or the addition of vowels which has caused such an error, the KJV and the other translations are ridiculous in asserting that through corruption, the Aryan became more like Yahweh in understanding, in contrast, it is the opposite, through corruption, the Aryan became more like the rebellious forces. Somehow the term "fallen angels" and "fallen man" didn’t relate to the original translators, nor did the English transcribers pick up this one major detail. [34] Here is the KJV, "and now", this is all the KJV has to say about these Hebrew words, all noted in the Strong’s Concordance numbers; 6258 and 6435 and translated as "and now" so we need to parse this a little, #6258 "at this time", and #6435 "removal", how about "get them out of here now" as a more accurate translation, so I have chosen, "at this time they must be removed", that’s a big difference from "and now", and this is a serious flaw in all KJV inspired translations, and this seems to stem from the Septuagint, and the Vulgate, all the way down. [35] Here is the KJV, "lest he put forth his hand" here we go again with Strong’s concordance numbers, lest he put forth is the number 7971, and this means to send away, yes, to put forth your hand means to send away your hand, but now we need to look at what "the hand" means, and we see hand as Strong’s concordance number 3027, literally, your hand, figuratively, "by your hand", dominion, power, your accomplishments, your achievements. I will give you an example, by King Saul’s hand; the Philistines were beaten, although he didn’t fight. He didn’t cross himself and bless the troops, giving his hand the victory, nor did he thumb wrestle the entire Philistine army, Yahweh "handed" victory over to him without using His hand. Yahweh sent away the Aryan’s hand, or his dominion; Yahweh sent away the Aryan’s first estate, as He also sent away the fallen angels from their first estate. Reality sets in, "lest he put forth his hand" is a serious mistranslation. [36] "Take them out of the tree of life", literally, from the Chaldean, the words would read, "take them out of", or in a sense of removal from, the "tree of life", which I take to imply that Adam and Eve, were in fact part of this tree of life, which in my opinion is the Heavenly realm. It appears that Adam, and Eve were originally as part of the heavenly realm. This passage, of Genesis 3:22 in the literal sense explains the removal of the first Aryans, from what we would consider today, a spiritual plain, or from being part of the heavenly realm. [37] In the King James Version, it reads "eat of the fruit" of the tree of life, and then live forever. The term to eat of is more in line with a sense of joining to, the point of this passage seems to be that, at this point, the Aryan was removed from the spiritual realm no longer part of what we would consider the in direct contact Yahweh. [38] In this sense here, having been taken from the higher ground, in my opinion, is the sense of the original court of Eden was in fact more a spiritual plain in a figurative sense, while literally being a location in the far East. The point here is the spiritual plain, at this point, the Aryan was no longer in direct contact with Yahweh of Hosts, being that the Aryan was originally created as one of the heavenly hosts. This gives us more of a sense of what was going on in the original opening statements of the Holy Scriptures, direct contact with Yahweh, at this point it seems to be, a severance, and removal from all fallen forms of life, all fallen spirits, having been removed. [39] The statement being made, "and made the residence as it was before." Is simply supportive statement of the point made in footnote number 38. [40] in the King James translation, the statement made to the fact the man was kept out by a fiery sword held by cherubims, was there to keep them from returning to tree of life, this seems to be a drastic grab from as it was said in the Chaldean. Anyone who looks into the original Hebrew, just by using the Strong's Concordance notes alone, can see that this was a failed attempt. The original words as found in the original Chaldean, what is translated as from the eastward, or to the East, in general means from out of, literally exist to be cast out from being part of as if a body of people, followed by a second word, which is also translated as from the East, which means to be cast out of a location. Therefore, a more correct translation would be, they are removed from the body and removed from the land, and not guarded by the cherubim, along with these hosts. Although the word is clearly (cherub), it tells you from the Strong's concordance as well as various lexicons, the word cherub, or cherubim, is an ancient word, which predates Chaldean Aramaic or Hebrew. All we know that it means is some form of heavenly host, obviously here Yahweh did not cast out the cherubim, he cast out the fallen Angels, in this sense, it has been translated correctly. [41] Once again, I had to make a serious correction in translation from the King James version, it was not a matter of guarding the tree of life, it was a matter of preserving the tree of life, "the Way", as used in the new testament was used as a religious order, in this case, it was more of a coarse or destiny as compared to traveling down a road to reach your destination.[Appendage. Genesis 3:22-24] My translation of Genesis 3:22-24, is in sharp contrast with the acceptable KJV translation and the other translations that are derived from it. There seems to be a total separation division made, from the fallen man, and the fallen Angels, as a barrier between them and the heavenly hosts. Prior to this point, it would be acceptable to believe that there was no such barrier and there was no such division. What seems to have separated the Aryan and its first estate, from all the other forms humanity on earth, was as the original allegiance an alliance with the heavenly hosts being a creature that was capable of being within this higher plane. We find at this point, that the fallen Angels are removed from their first estate, as well as the Aryan. This was by no means the satanic rebellion, this has obviously happened far back in antiquity or sometime prior to this expulsion. It must have been the fact that the Aryan had succumbed to their corruption, that all together, all them were cast out of this higher plane at the same time.