Eastward of Eden

Alice J Vargo

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INTRODUCTION: A SAFARI INTO GENESIS
Genesis 2:19 After Adam, an adult, was created, God offered him the option to name animals.
Let's join him. We'll wear our jungle fatigues and tracking boots. We'll include a large quick-lens camera. Zoom lens binoculars and a knapsack containing some rations, dangles from our neck. We have heard from doubting Thomases who would discourage us from examining the New World emanating from Genesis. Our binoculars now zoom in on early creation wherein fresh, intelligent design emerges from a jungle clearing.
We suspect an Intelligent Designer to be admiring His creation in this enchanting Pangea. Just now a large, muscular figure, flaring with the sun's brightness, appears in the clearing behind a swathe of richly endowed fruit- bearing trees and flowers of glorious color.We are still blinking from the powerful sunlight on that figure. The DESIGNER on a hillside bluff, bright as the noonday sun, listens with fatherly enjoyment. (we're enjoying clairvoyance in this enchanting place.)
We record Adam's voice as he exclaims over a male giraffe, 'GOREF.' We hear him "I'll, call you "Scruff." Aramaic- Hebrew found in the writings from which the 1611 King James Bible was taken. We'll hear the consonants in English as 'giraffe'. At least a dozen concurrent nations use a similar word today. To be listed later.
Now Several Middle Eastern and other nations will mime the sound. Turkic: purpuruk; Assyrian: pirrpirraa; Persian:parvane; Hindi, parvana and Arabic p to f (a lingual 'bilabial switch' to be explained later) as farasha.
Now he singles out a butterfly that flutters near his face. I'll call you 'parpar' meaning to flutter. We remember words like the French 'parlay' of the fluttering tongue and the English word 'Parliament' for fluttering tongues. English words like parrot and parakeet for fluttering tongue birds quickly come to mind. We trip the shutter to capture the flight of the delicate creature which is now wandering over our heads. Later we'll find other Aramaic biblical Hebrew animal names, which the King James Bible or Strong's Bible Concordance may contain. I'm removing this too warm jacket and rolling up the heavy camouflage pants. Happy creation hunting!

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• Poetry

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• Publié par: eBookIt.com
• Date de parution: 09 juin 2016
• Nombre de lectures: 0
• EAN13: 9781456626839
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 20 Mo

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Eastward of Eden
 
by
Mrs Alice J Vargo
 
with additions by
Ruth Kay
Copyright 2016 Mrs Alice J Vargo,
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EASTWARD OF EDEN
by Alice J. Vargo
With some poetry by Ruth Kay – 2015
Ruth you are missed.
 
For Ruth: SHE WAS A PRIZE IN HIS EYES
My Sis Ruth, came first in the family order
Though somewhat prettier and a good 12 years older.
She received kudos for her pretty blue eyes
And won our Dad’s heart as his most precious prize.
The gap in years left us two blank pages
Two lives in disparity with two different moms,
And the big gap in ages.
But in Heaven’s eyes is a blissful Charity
Despite hits and misses
We are still His precious sisters.
ADAM NAMES THE ANIMALS
INTRODUCTION TO ADAM NAMES THE ANIMALS
BONUS PRELUDE TO EASTWARD OF EDEN.
ADAM, AN INTELLIGENT PERSON, STUDIES ANIMAL TRAITS.
 
GENESIS 11:1 “NOW THE WHOLE EARTH WAS FILLED WITH ONE LANGUAGE.
ENJOY YOUR ILLUSTRATED, ANNOTATED STUDY INCLUDED FOR THE FIRST TIME READER.
PROLOGUE
THE GENERALLY- ACCEPTED ‘PANGEA’ CENTERED AROUND ANCIENT MESOPOTAMIA, WHICH IS TODAY IDENTIFIED AS “MIDDLE EAST.” (HERE LINGUISTS AND ARCHEOLOGISTS HAVE DISCOVERED ASSOCIATED DIALECTS OF THE SAME LANGUAGE.)
IN“ADAM NAMES THE ANIMALS,” LANGUAGE IS CONCURRENT WITH THE INTELLIGENT BEGINNING. WE CAN RETRACE ADAM’S CHOICE OF ANIMAL NAMES WITH ADMIRATION.
ANIMAL NAMES ARE ONE OF OUR UNIQUE RECORDS OF MANKIND’S ORIGINAL GIFTING.
IN ‘ADAM NAMES THE ANIMALS,’ LANGUAGE BEGAN WHEN ANIMALS KNEW NO FEAR OF MAN. WE LEARN EACH ANIMAL NAME HAD A DESCRIPTIVE MEANING. THIS BEGINNING PROCLAIMS PURPOSE AND INTELLIGENCE. ACTUALLY AS WE READ MESOPOTAMIAN WORDS THAT AROSE IN THIS FIRST ACCEPTED SINGLE CONTINENT, ‘PANGEA.’
THESE NAMES, TO BE IDENTIFIED, REQUIRED THOUGHTFUL EXAMINATION AND ANALYSIS, ESPECIALLY THE ABILITY TO DISTINGUISH CHARACTERISTICS AND DIFFERENCES AS ANY INTELLIGENT MAN WOULD TODAY. WE MAY WISELY CONCLUDE MAN'S INTELLIGENCE AND SUCCESSFUL SURVIVAL WAS A GIFT FROM THE "...BEGINNING."
SOME MAY NEED TO RECONSIDER THE DISTORTIONS OF A SUPPOSED GEOLOGICAL COLUMN. IT ACTUALLY CONTAINS A VARIETY OF INTERMIXED CARCASSES FOUND IN VARIOUS LAYERS AROUND THE WORLD. UNFORTUNATELY, SINCE THE ANIMAL SEQUENSES ACTUALLY VARY, ARTIFICIALLY IDENTIFYING ANIMALS IN ANY GIVEN ARRANGEMENT MAY BE AN UNCONSCIOUS ATTEMPT TO EXPLAIN AWAY OUR MIRACULOUS BEGINNING. (THERE ARE KNOWN VARIATIONS WITHIN THE SAME BREED, AS WITH PETS.)
ADAM’S NAMES FOR POPULAR ANIMALS MAY BE FOUND IN THE MESOPOTAMIAN - HEBRAIC BOOK FROM WHICH THE ORIGINAL KING JAMES BIBLE WAS COPIED. MOST MAY BE FOUND IN STRONG’S HEBREW BIBLE CONCORDANCE, ARAMAIC-HEBREW OR IN EDENICS .)
GIRAFFE, E.G., IS BASED ON MESOPOTAMIAN ‘GOREF,’WHICH IS REFLECTED IN ENGLISH, ‘SCRUFF.’THE MALE GIRAFFE BATTERS OTHER MALES FOR MALE DOMINANCE USING THE ENTIRE SCRUFF OF HIS NECK TO SWAT THEM BLOW UPON BLOW. ‘GIRAFFE’ IS FOUND IN MANY POPULAR LANGUAGES TODAY WITH LITTLE CHANGE. THE MALE GIRAFFE BATS OTHER MALES BY THE FULL ‘SCRUFF’ OF HIS NECK. ‘GOREF’ IN EDENICS MAY APPEAR AS GHOREPH. IT STILL MAINTAINS ITS CONSONANTS ‘G-R-F’, OR LIKE SOUNDS, IN MANY POPULAR LANGUAGES TODAY. LET’S TAKE A PEEK INTO A PHENOMENAL WORLD OF MAN AND ANIMALS!
AJV, BA IN BIBLE, FORMER PHN, STUDENT LINGUIST


 
POLEMIC FOR EDENIC
Substantiating Ali's claim as to the reality of the once worldwide use of the Aramaic tongue is an article that appeared in the SMITHSONIAN. The article entitled "LOST WORDS," regarding Aramaic, appeared on Pages 31 and 32, February 2013 by A. Barbar. This knowledgeable Assyrian writer affirms "Aramaic was once the common tongue of the Middle East. It was then a crossword language of the world. People used it from Egypt, Israel, to India and China."
Other observations from computer- internet compares " Aramaic /Judaism and Shaivite Hinduism." Seems they share remarkably similar names for God.
http://www.viewzone.com/matlock.btml ) Bon voyage!