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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/24/26 08:58 PM
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JACKOV
That should be clear to such a deep thinker as yourself.
"to be paradise again" (your quote)
My understanding is that Adam and Eve lost paradise at the temptation of Lucifer, shape-shifted into snake form. Obviously Paradise was lost after the earth, then man, then woman, were created. It makes me curious regarding when you believe that the earth was created.
If you are certain that "paradise" was lost, then when was "paradise" and the earth created?
Inquiring minds. Paradise was long before you were born, and will be again long after you're dead. Anything else, Mr Lied? That's vague JACKOV. If you are truly to be believed about "paradise," then you should know when it was lost?
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