The Origin of Sin: Decoding the Nephilim Legacy in Our Genetic Code - Softcover

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This book is an instrument for promoting Biblical creation that acquaints us with Adam, the first human given charge to care for and protect the Garden. Adam was given the authority in a place where he would commune with the Lord Himself and His manifested presence (Gen. 2:7-9).

There are so many strange ideas concerning the origin of sin and creation that have blinded many, and even Christians, that man is walking in bondage between truth and error. But according to the Genesis account, the woman is not named Eve until after sin; even though they lived at least 4,000 years before they sinned, sin still existed on the earth; this is why God said, "The man has now become like one of us, knowing good and evil. He must not be allowed to reach his hand and also take from the tree of life and eat, and live forever," (Gen. 3:22, NIV).

In (Ezekiel 28: 11-19) there is a prophetic declaration that the Prophet Ezekiel is making, and now he is speaking of a time when the; “King of Tyre, or his original name Lucifer, was cast out of heaven before kings, and in the sight of all who were watching among the nations because sin was found in him, so according to scripture sin originated with Lucifer.” This Nephilim theme involves sixteen essential components: The origin of sin, an overview of creation, the seed of the women, and the seed of the serpent.

The Nephilim, a new species that altered the genetic disposition of God’s creation, and Satan’s plan to corrupt the birth of the seed of the woman, the Messiah. As it was in the days of Noah, and afterward, Giants appeared again after the flood.

The framework of understanding the components in the redemptive history is investigated and presented in scripture through this theme as a storyline, as a hematology theme, which shall be consummated in Lucifer, his bloodline, and fallen angels awaiting eternal judgment, and an Angelic invasion that will fulfill Biblical prophecy in the last days.

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