Living in a Dying Land

Copyright © 2023 by William Epps Jr.

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2023.02.02

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We have taken on the sin of Adam who disobeyed the word of God. When we do not listen to what God has to say, we always fall short of his blessings.

Adam had everything that he needed in the garden to supply his every need. God came into the garden in the cool of the day and talked to Adam to make sure that all is well with him.

There was one river that ran out of Eden, eastward to the garden to water it. The river is split in four parts: the first part is Pison which encompasses the whole land of Havilah where there’s gold; the second river is Gihon, which encompasses the whole land of Ethiopia, where Ham’s son Cush lives; the third river is Hiddekel, which goes east of Assyria; and the fourth is the Euphrates river where the four angels are stationed—Syria, Iran, Iraq, and Turkey.

The garden of Eden was a very large place. Adam had full range of all this ground. I looked at all