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It’s one of the many great mysteries of the Bible. Where is the Garden of Eden? Did it even exist?
The Bible is seen as more than a theological book for Christians. It is seen, by many, as much of a history book since it contains many historical narratives and facts that have been proven to be true decades after they were written in the sacred pages.
There are countless things in Scripture that can be taken literal and so many more that are figurative. So, what about the sacred Garden of Eden? Where is it?
It was the place where God breathed the first breath of life into mankind. It’s where He gave mankind animals the name and ripped their peaceful life away from them after Original Sin. Many say it never existed and is figurative. Many more claim it is, in fact, an actual account of the beginning of mankind. But, if it really happened, where is the sacred ground?
Continued below.
The Bible is seen as more than a theological book for Christians. It is seen, by many, as much of a history book since it contains many historical narratives and facts that have been proven to be true decades after they were written in the sacred pages.
There are countless things in Scripture that can be taken literal and so many more that are figurative. So, what about the sacred Garden of Eden? Where is it?
It was the place where God breathed the first breath of life into mankind. It’s where He gave mankind animals the name and ripped their peaceful life away from them after Original Sin. Many say it never existed and is figurative. Many more claim it is, in fact, an actual account of the beginning of mankind. But, if it really happened, where is the sacred ground?
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Where is the Garden of Eden?
The Garden of Eden is where God created man and woman, they walked with Him in perfect harmony, and relationship was shattered by sin and deception. Where is the Garden of Eden? Did it even exist?
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