It is written in...

 

 Gen.5:4: And the days of Adam after he had begotten Seth were eight hundred years: and he begat sons and daughters.

 

...That the man 'Adam' begat 'sons' which is the word 'ben' in the Hebrew, meaning 'son or grandson, great-grandson, etc.', and he also begat 'daughters' after Seth. There have been many arguments over these other 'sons' and 'daughters' of the man 'Adam' (eth' Ha' adham) being those who populated the 'land of Nod', and from whom Cain also took his wife. If our Heavenly Father had given us the blood lineage in years of Cain's posterity in Gen.4, as we have for 'Adam' in Genesis 5, or the bloodline heritage of Cain's wife, then this riddle would easily be solved. It's almost like God purposefully left out a piece of the puzzle for some reason..., for this is like tripping over a step (remember the big step between Gen.1:1 and Gen.1:2?). That's exactly the reason for this puzzle of Cain's wife. God is trying to get us to think and observe at this point. Did you notice that Cain, who we all assume was the first son of the man 'Adam' (eth' Ha' adham), is not listed in 'THE BOOK OF THE GENERATIONS OF ADAM' there in Gen.5? Well, we have Cain's lineage at the end of Gen.4, but it's separate from Adam's (eth'Ha'adham) in Gen.5. Wonder why? Hold that thought, we're going to get to the bottom of this soon. Abel is not listed in Gen.5 because he was 'murdered' by Cain, and didn't have a chance for offspring .

 

(See Gen.3:10 about 'thy brother's blood').
      
     The last Letter on Genesis left off at the subject of 'trees' in God's Word. 'The Tree of Life' in Gen.2:9 is Jesus Christ, the Bread of Life (see John 6). This other 'tree', the 'tree of knowledge of good and evil' is Satan himself. If you took time to research the Bible verses listed at the end of my last Letter, then you should have a fair idea of how a 'tree' is used as a symbol for Christ, and Satan, and people in God's Word. These two particular trees stated above were both in Eden, in God's paradise where He placed 'the Adam' ('eth' Ha' adham'). We now continue with more information about this Garden of Eden with Gen.2:10. We ask a word of Wisdom from our Father in Christ's Name, Amen.

Gen.2:10   And a river went out of Eden to water the garden; and from thence it was parted, and became into four heads.

      There's more to this 'river' here. It has a spiritual meaning also. Remember that the word 'Eden' means 'to live voluptuously', 'a pleasure'? (From 'adan' Strong's no.5727) If you can receive it, this is where God dwelt on earth, in 'paradise' (used for Eden in the Greek). It means heaven, for heaven is wherever God is. We'll discover later in Gen.3:8 that the 'sound (voice) of the Lord God walked in the garden in the cool of the day'. If you've done your homework in Ezekiel 39 through the end, and read Rev.21 & 22, you have another description of God's return to this old earth, but an earth that will be 'renewed', or cleansed. There is a reference to a 'river' originating from God in Rev.22. Let's turn there.

 

Rev 22:1   And he shewed me a pure river of water of life, clear as crystal, proceeding out of the throne of God and of the Lamb.

      Back in Rev.21 the 'city' that John saw descended down from God, to where? To earth, for that is where Christ is returning to, and will rule with His elect for a thousand years.

 

 Rev.20:4: And I saw thrones, and they sat upon them, and judgement was given unto them: and I saw them that were beheaded for the witness of Jesus, and for the word of God, and which had not