3857. paradeisos -- a park, a garden, a paradise
... Definition a park, a garden, a paradise NASB Word Usage Paradise (3). paradise.
Of Oriental origin (compare pardec); a park, ie (specially), an Eden (place of ...
//strongsnumbers.com/greek2/3857.htm - 6k5731. Eden -- the garden home of Adam and Eve
... 5730b, 5731. Eden. 5732 . the garden home of Adam and Eve. Transliteration:
Eden Phonetic Spelling: (ay'-den) Short Definition: Eden. ...
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The Gospel Day Seen in Prophecy.
... From the beautiful description given there of the garden of Eden"man's
abode"we understand that God was interested in his felicity. ...
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Adam and Eve.
... Both were placed in a beautiful garden called the Garden of Eden, where
they might have been happy continually had they not sinned. ...
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God's Good Gifts to Man
... And Jehovah planted a garden in Eden, far in the East; and out of the ground he
made grow all kinds of trees that are pleasant to look at and good for food ...
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Eden Lost and Restored
... GENESIS EDEN LOST AND RESTORED. 'So He drove out the man: and He placed at the east
of the garden of Eden cherubims and a flaming sword which turned every way ...
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Man's Responsibility for his Acts.
... THE STORY OF THE GARDEN OF EDEN."Gen. 3. Parallel Readings. Hist. ... May the woman in
the Garden of Eden be regarded as the prototype of the modern scientist? ...
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These Things which You have Said are Read by all who Know Latin ...
... into that which he was first created: that man in the same way, who is another of
the members, will be recalled to the culture of the garden of Eden as its ...
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The Conclusion
... he put forth his hand, and take also of the tree of life, and eat, and live for
ever; therefore the Lord God sent him forth from the Garden of Eden, to till ...
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On Fruit Bearing.
... The trees that were pleasant to the sight and good for food in the literal garden
of Eden symbolize the graces of the regenerated heart, which are lovely to ...
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The Sixth Rule of Tichonius.
... already told, but which in the strict order of events came after all this: "And
the Lord God took the man, and put him into the garden of Eden." [1925] For it ...
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The Sixth Rule Tichonius Calls the Recapitulation, Which...
... been already told, but which in the strict order of events came after all this:
"And the Lord God took the man, and put him into the garden of Eden." For it ...
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Garden of Eden

1. Location. It is impossible to locate the Garden of Delights. Even if the ravages of time left a dim outline of its glories for a few Centuries, everything would have been blotted out by the flood. The Thoughtful student will readily conclude that it covered a large Territory. Its products were varies, and were those peculiar to every Zone (Genesis 2:8,9). The portion of the garden over which Adam and Eve roamed in sinless bliss was doubtless in a tropical climate, for they Lived there without clothing (Genesis 1:25), and the fig tree grew in primitive luxuriance (Genesis 3:7).
2. Inhabitants. It appears that Adam was the first and lonely Inhabitant of Eden. He was required to dress and keep it. To him the Law involving life and death were given. All the inhabitants of earth And air passed before him, and he named them all; but for him there was Not found a suitable companion, and to meet this want, the woman was Created and placed in the garden with him (Genesis 2:8-23).
3. Law of Marriage. When the woman was presented to the man, the Lord declared, in view of the fact that she was bone of his bone And flesh of his flesh, a man should leave his father and mother and Cleave to his wife, and they should be one flesh (Genesis 2:21-24). This law has never been repealed (Matthew 19:1-9).

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