Was the real Jewish Garden of Eden located in Jerusalem?
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For caring so much you sure don't advocate better roads and bridges for them.Did someone say....
WILDEBEESTS!
Garden (or Paradise or Heaven as it is called by some Christians) is not on earth; it is in heaven. It is ethereal spiritual, not material; souls and spirits that are righteous and monotheists will be admitted into it in the afterlife and following Judgment.
The word Garden implies it is like the gardens of this life of the World, but the difference is that our gardens are material, while the Garden of the Next Life is ethereal.
The word Eden means 'seven'.
The meaning: the seven ethereal heavens are the Garden or Paradise. It is called the 'kingdom of heavens' in the Gospel; Jesus called it as such.
So the 'kingdom of heavens' is the seven ethereal Paradises or Gardens.
Such Gardens or Paradises are two Gardens for each pious righteous monotheist: who devote himself to God alone in the belief and worship; so that the prophet, the martyr and the righteous will be admitted into the temporary Garden of Refuge, immediately following death, then on Judgment Day they will be admitted into the permanent Garden of Everlasting (or Garden of Prosperity.)
Man after Death
Therefore, there is nothing like Garden of Eden in Jerusalem or in any other location.
It isn't any foolishness.
But this is only in your imagination that a Garden of Eden was in Jerusalem.
Jerusalem which means the city of peace was never in peace, and there wasn't any Garden of Eden on it, neither in any other location on the earth.
Better to believe in the history of the region having gardens of delight than your foolish beliefs which are based on the supernatural.
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DL
I had never heard of the Garden of Eden being put in Jerusalem, before. It sure isn't biblical in origin.
Nothing in the bible is original. All of it is a plagiarized work.
It is all about using archetypes and that the myths are made up.
That does not take away from the notion that most city states had garden's of delight and that the Garden of Eden, to the Jews of the day, would have had theirs in Jerusalem.
I try to prove that there were many Gardens of Eden and that Christianity should not have changed the moral of the Jewish myth of our elevation to one of a fall.
That myth is what is mostly responsible for the Christian misogyny that has plagued women.
Regards
DL