The garden of Eden was burned down in a horrible accident after Adam and Eve’s departure. It seems the angel was getting a little too much into swinging his nifty flaming sword around and creating the trail of shiny sparks as whipped through the air. After the former paradise on earth was reduced to ashes, the angel was quoted as saying, “Oops, my bad.” He’s been on gate polishing duty ever since.
[quote author=“SeanK”]Darn. And I was just about to take my flaming sword camping with me. Guess I have to leave it at home.
In the infamous words of Smokey the Bear,
[quote author=“Smokey the Bear”]Only YOU can prevent forest fires. Well, God could too but he is here right now is he?
[quote author=“Storm”]Is the flaming sword still going snicker-snack? Or was the fire put out by the flood? :D
The Garden will never be found. The world was completely changed after the flood. You will have to read the Bible to find out where the tree of Life is.
The lost Garden of Eden – the home of our first parents, Adam and Eve – was found in Our Hollow Earth in 1830 by Olaf and Jens Jansen, the story of which you can find on my website. My estimate of it’s location is 800 miles beneath Independence, Missouri, USA.
All though the site insults me by calling Thor and Odin Norwegian gods, in reference to Olaf not being Christian, it’s just rock solid evidence through and through after that.
I always knew there was something special about Missouri. :D
[quote author=“aaeoni”] The Garden will never be found. The world was completely changed after the flood. You will have to read the Bible to find out where the tree of Life is.
I heard it’s in Central Park, Manhattan. Everything’s still there, naked people, snakes, apple trees, and a guy that says he’s god.
