Fascinating, and looking for more info

Submitted by RobertP (United States), Feb 11, 2017 at 15:37

Dear Michael,

I stumbled on this post while looking for others who support my therory, which I now know is not an original therory. I summised from studying the first two chapters of Genesis through the lense of works by Dr. Gerald Schoeder and linguist/translator Andrew Gabriel Roth, that our universe took 6 days to create and 13-15 billion years to create at the same exact time with no conflict in the process of its manifestation and evolution from what science teaches and what the Word teaches. The word "tolodot implies multiple generations of creation or just multiple creations. There are two creations of man, one in chapter 1 of Genesis, which is the whole of mankind, and The Adam in chapter 2 of Genesis who was given the unique breath of the Creator, the Nashama, the divine soul man or spirit man. The rest of mankind was given the Nephesh or primal soul of man while The Adam was given knowledge of the spirit of The Amighty. The Almighty then took The Adam and placed him in the Garden in Eden. I believe this to be some form of stargate to an alternative parrallel universe or unseeable dimension in which The Adam was clothed in light and charged to care for it along with his bride eve by his side. Of course we know how that turned out as they are kicked out and made to toil/work the earth. Here is my question for you:

What are good reliable sources to learn about the DNA family trees that you reference in your post? That really intrigued me.

If you read this, thank you for your time and may the Elohim of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob bless you and yours.

Robert P

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