CHAP. XIV.

The earliest prophecy of the coming of
Christ.

THEN Adam said unto God: "O Lord, take
Thou my soul, and let me not see this
gloom any more; or remove me to some
place where there is no darkness."
2 But God the Lord said to Adam, "Verily I
say unto thee, this darkness will pass from
thee, every day I have determined for thee,
until the fulfilment of My covenant; when I
will save thee and bring thee back again
into the garden, into the abode of light
thou longest for, wherein is no darkness. I
will bring thee, to it--in the kingdom of
heaven."
p. 13
3 Again said God unto Adam, "All this
misery that thou hast been made to take
upon thee because of thy transgression,
will not free thee from the hand of Satan,
and will not save thee.
4 "But I will. When I shall come down from
heaven, and shall become flesh of thy
seed, and take upon Me the infirmity from
which thou sufferest, then the darkness
that came upon thee in this cave shall
come upon Me in the grave, when I am in
the flesh of thy seed.
5 "And I, who am without years, shall be
subject to the reckoning of years, of times,
of months, and of days, and I shall be
reckoned as one of the sons of men, in
order to save thee."
6 And God ceased to commune with
Adam.


from the Forgotten books of Eden: the First book Adam and Eve

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