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Coming up on this edition of the Rancho Radio podcast.
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We're going to learn how Adam and Eve actually lived on Earth
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and their home life. Also, we're going to be
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addressing some interesting questions from listener email
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and also some follow up on our previous podcast.
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So we'll continue here on the ranch Radio podcast.
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It's good to have you here and we thought that by delving into
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two episodes per week, we could focus a little bit on some of
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the Rancho book itself and also on topics that we pick up from
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time to time and especially those wonderful interviews like
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the one we had with Byron bullets, us.
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And we hope to hear from Byron when he returns from his
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upcoming National Academy of religion conference, which is
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coming up In DC and it's kind of interesting to hear about his
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approach of taking a, scholarly strategy, and trying to
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introduce the Revelation to the world of Academia.
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Do you think they'll ever come around?
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It's hard to know, isn't it? It really is.
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It would be great, though. I think Byron's on the right
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track, it would be an enormous benefit if there were professors
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and teachers, who would teach at least elements of the Rancho
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book him? Teach it alongside with some of
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the other world religions. And I would be curious to know
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if that is in fact going on anywhere.
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So if your actual Creator and you happen to know that there's
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a school or college or maybe a community college, I know I'd
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love to know about it and I know our listeners would as well by
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the way I wanted to let people know that if you are interested
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in submitting a paper that you think would be worth the
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attention of this group of people who listen to this
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podcast, which is growing every day and every week, send me a
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send me a note. Tell me what you would like.
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For us to share and any thoughts that you have?
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I'd like to restrict it to just a couple of sections from each
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paper because you know, papers can be rather lengthy.
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But if there's a paragraph or a section that you think is worthy
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of being shared and maybe you want to tell us why your Ranch a
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book radio at gmail.com. So I want to get into this Adam
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and Eve home life. I was reading it the other day.
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This is from paper, 74 section 6 if you want to read along but
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you know their original intent a demand Was to uplift, not both
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biologically and intellectually as well as spiritually.
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The human race and there is no dispute.
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Even if you were to look at it from a Biblical perspective,
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Adam and Eve were were extremely significant to the Hebrew
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religion and instill is to the Christian religion and many
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other religions around the world so that exclusive Adam and Eve
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were for everybody. Right.
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But of course, the plan fell and there was the Temptation and
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then there was the At cutting. And then there was the
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subsequent penalty which was that they had to leave the
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garden and resettle. Well, they had to leave the
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garden because the natives were getting restless and they needed
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to get the hell out of there. And so they ended up settling
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in. The second Garden in an area.
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We know Nano is Iraq somewhere in Iraq.
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Between the Tigris and the Euphrates.
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And this was some 37 thousand years ago.
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They were only 100 years into their plan before it all fell.
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But they still persevered and there was that period of time
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where things were working the period from the time that Adam
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and Eve first arrived from Jerusalem as the adamic Son and
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Daughter the material son and daughter.
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The would be the second Revelation and so they set out
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to have their work. Cut out the site for the garden
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was chosen. We talked a little bit about
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that in the previous podcast with with Byron off the coast of
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Syria where years later they goes maybe 10 A thousand years
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later if I'm not mistaken that same Peninsula that once housed
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the first Garden, the garden that's actually describe partly
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and in Genesis its submerged. And so now there is experiments
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and we talked a little bit about that in the previous podcast.
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If you didn't catch that tune into the last third of my
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conversation with Byron and we get into that.
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But even if you know none of this, even if you don't know any
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of this and you've never heard any of it, Adam and Eve.
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What was it like for them to live?
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Here's their story As Told by solonius.
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And Sonia is the seraphic personality.
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And she's also referred to in this section as the voice of the
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garden. So they were in communication
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with Adam and Eve throughout. And she this solonius is telling
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us their story and within the fabric of this story are lessons
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that we could very well take from Adam and Eve because this
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was their plan. This was they were starting to
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put together their plan for what would eventually be the dominant
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culture on Earth had their plan succeeded.
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So why can't we take what they were doing and apply it to our
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own situation and maybe we can learn something from them and
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maybe that's why we're being told what they were doing.
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So here we go from paper. 74 section 6 paragraph 1, the
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adamic family grounds Braced a little over 5 square miles.
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Immediately surrounding this home side provision had been
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made for the care of more than 300,000 of the Pure Line
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Offspring, but only the first unit of the projected buildings
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were ever constructed before the size of the adamic family
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outgrew, these early Provisions. The whole identity plan have
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been disrupted and the garden vacated Adam son was the
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firstborn of the Violet race of Urantia being followed by his
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sister and Eve son. The Second Son of Adam and Eve,
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you know? I read that and I said, why did
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they name the sister? What was her name?
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Eve know the Second Son of Adam was was Eve.
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Son Eve was the mother of five children before the
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melchizedek's left in the melchizedek's were the advisers
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they were serving here in between the fall of Dalmatia and
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Uh, caligastia Rebellion some 450,000 thousand years.
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Previous. So they left shortly after Adam
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and Eve took over. They have three sons and two
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daughters. The next two were twins.
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Ybor 63 children, thirty two daughters and 31 Sons before the
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default. When Adam and Eve left the
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garden, their family consisted of four generations numbering
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1647 Pure Line. Descendants, they had 42
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children after leaving the garden.
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Besides the two offspring of joined parentage with the Mortal
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stock on Earth specifically, Cain and Abel, who they're
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talking. Out there and this does not
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include the adamic parentage to the later no tights and
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evolutionary races. The adamic children did not take
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milk from animals. When they cease to nurse the
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mother's breast. At one year of age, Eve had
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access to the milk of a great variety of nuts and to the
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juices of many fruits and knowing full, well, the
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chemistry and energy of these Foods, she suitably combined
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them for the nourishment of her children.
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Until the appearance of teeth. So as a footnote to that, she
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was well aware of the chemistry and energy of the great variety
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of nuts and juices to, which he had access.
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So there's a lesson. What we might want to have as
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part of our dietary substance for our children.
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Perhaps, what are the benefits of the many fruits and juices?
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What are the chemical makeups and energy that we can pretty
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interesting? While cooking was universally
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employed outside the immediate adamic sector of Eden.
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There was no cooking and Adams household, they found their
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Foods fruits, nuts, and cereals, ready prepared.
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As they ripened again another lesson on nutrition.
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What are they teaching us here? What are they trying to tell us?
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Adam and Eve ate once a day once a day.
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Doesn't sound like three Square meals to me, shortly.
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After noon time is when they ate, they also had imbibed in
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light and energy direct from certain space, emanations in
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conjunction with the ministry of the Tree of Life, Friend
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commented to me. The other day that Adam and Eve
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were absorbing sunlight, which is a great source of vitamin D
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which has, we know is incredibly important to your immune system.
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So, in 1935, when the riding this, we're not yet aware of
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some of these properties that we get from the Sun, at least not
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commonly. So, they're making an
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information here, that Adam and Eve also received of course they
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were of the material order. However, it doesn't mean that
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this doesn't work for us to some degree paper. 74 section 6,
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paragraph five, the bodies and a of Adam and Eve gave forth a
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shimmer of light, but they always wore clothing and 80 with
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a custom of their Associates, the wearing very little during
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the day at Eventide. They Don night wraps, the origin
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of the traditional Halo and circling the heads of supposed
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Pious. And holy men dates back to the
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days of Adam and Eve. Since the light emanations of
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their bodies were so largely obscured by clothing. only the
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radiating glow from their heads was discernible the descendants
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of Adamson always, thus portrayed, their concept of
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individuals, believed to be extraordinary in Spiritual
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Development, Adam and Eve could communicate with each other and
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with their immediate children over a distance of about 50
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miles. This thought exchange was
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effected by means of the delicate gas Chambers located in
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close proximity to their brain structures.
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By this mechanism, they could send and receive thought
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oscillations but this power was instantly suspended upon the
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minds surrender to the Discord. It is disruption of evil.
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The adamic children attended their own schools, until they
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were 16 the younger being taught by the Elder.
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The Little Folks changed activities every 30 minutes, the
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older every hour and it was certainly a new site on Urantia
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to observe these children of Adam and Eve at play.
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Joyous and exhilarating activity.
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Just for the sheer fun of it, the play and humor of the
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present-day races are largely derived from the adamic stock.
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The adamite Saul had a great appreciation of music as well as
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a keen sense of humor. The average age of betrothal was
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18 and these used then entered upon two years.
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Course of instruction in preparation for the Assumption
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of marital responsibilities. At 20, they were eligible for
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marriage. And after marriage, they began
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their life work or entered upon special preparation there for
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The practice of some subsequent nations of Permitting.
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The Royal Family's supposedly descended from the gods to marry
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brother to sister dates from the tradition of The adamic
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Offspring mating, as they must needs with one another.
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The marriage ceremonies of this first and second generations of
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the garden were always performed by Adam and Eve.
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So they were the first do you such and such take such and such
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to be your wife. So that originates from this
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time, the children of Adam, except for four years
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attendance, in the western schools, lived, and worked in
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the East of Eden, making a reference to the Biblical term,
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they were trained intellectually until until they were 16, it in
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coordinates with the methods of the Jerusalem schools.
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From 16 to 20, they were taught in the Rancho schools at the
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other end of the garden serving their also as teachers in the
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lower grades, the entire purpose of the western school system of
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the garden was socialization. The forenoon periods of recess
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were devoted to practical, Horticulture and agriculture the
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afternoon periods to competitive play.
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And the evenings were employed and social intercourse, and the
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cultivation of personal friendships, religious and
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sexual training were regarded as the province of the home in the
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duty of the parents. Here's what they taught.
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The teachings of these schools included instruction regarding
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Health and the care of the body, the Golden Rule, the standard of
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social intercourse, the relation of individual rights, individual
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rights to group rights, and Community, obligations history,
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and culture of the various Earth races methods of advancing and
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improving World Trade, coordination of conflicting
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duties and emotions, the cultivation of play humor and
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competitive substitutes for physical fighting.
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Now I would just point out that if we adopted this program and
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our schools thinks with quickly change in our country, if there
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was somebody out there that was setting up a charter school and
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this is what they did teaching about how to take care of your
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body and a proper way. That's something I teach in
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school these days about teaching the Golden Rule.
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Do unto others as you would have done to you.
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What if that was a class? What about the relation of
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individual rights to group rights and Community
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obligations? Instead of training little young
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people to be activists for social justice.
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How about we learn about the individual rights in relation to
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group rights, and then apply those under those Community
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obligations which fall under the Golden Rule.
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Yeah, thanks would change pretty quickly.
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I think, what about teaching about the history and culture of
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the various Earth races, but we do that to a certain extent,
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probably need to do more of it. And they are also taught again
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advancing and improving World Trade.
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A coordination of conflicting duties and emotions having
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classes on. How to control your emotions,
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how to make them work for you. And then a finally, the
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cultivation of play humor and competitive substitutes for
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physical fighting. So there's a little bit that we
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do. But there's room for
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improvement, and this is how they were setting up, Adam and
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Eve in their first initial Community with their own
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children. With the idea that this would
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eventually grow and become the dominant culture.
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The schools and I'm reading for paper 74 section, 7 paragraph,
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11, the schools. And fact, every activity in the
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garden were always open to visitors unarmed.
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Observers are freely, admitted to Eden, for short visits to
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sojourn in the garden of your Ranch, and had to be quote
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adopted. We received instruction in the
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plan and purpose of the adamic, bestowal signified.
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His intention to adhere to this mission.
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And then made Declarations of loyalty to the social rule of
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Adam and the spiritual sovereignty of the universal
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father. The moral law of Eden, was a
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little different from the 7 Commandments of Dalmatia.
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But the atomized taught many additional reasons for these
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commands. For, for instance, regarding the
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injunction against murder, the indwelling of the thought
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adjuster was presented as an additional reason for not
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destroying human life. They taught that quote who's
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sheds man's blood by man shall his blood be shed for the image
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of God made He Man From paper 74. 7 added endeavored to teach
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the races sex equality, 40,000 years ago, Adam and Eve were
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teaching about sex. Equality had they succeeded.
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Imagine how much farther we would be along today.
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The way Eve worked side by side of her of her husband made a
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profound impression, upon all dwellers in the garden, Adam
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definitely taught them that the woman equally with the man
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contributes. Those life factors which unite
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to form a new being there to for mankind, has presumed all
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procreation resided in quote, the loins of the father, they
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looked upon the mother is being merely a provision for nurturing
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and The Unborn and the nursing of the newborn.
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Adam taught his contemporaries, all they could comprehend, but
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that was not very much comparatively speaking.
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Nevertheless, the more intelligent of the races of
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Earth Look forward. Eagerly to the time when they
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would be permitted to intermarry with the superior Children of
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the viola race and what a different world, your ancha
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would have become if this great plan of uplifting, the races had
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been carried out even as it was tremendous gains resulted from
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the small amount of the blood of this imported race, which The
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evolutionary people's incidentally secured, And thus
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did Adam work for the welfare and uplift of the world of his
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sojourn. But it was a difficult task to
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lead these mixed and Mongrel peoples in the better way.
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So the next chapter and I'll invite you to read it because
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it's you should read it. If you haven't in a while, is
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the legend of creation, and they go into how the Hebrew Legend
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came down through the Babylonian captivity.
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And as the legend grew, it became more and more profound
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than they began to incorporate all kinds of other things into
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it. And eventually it become one of
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the Moral Stories of the Bible. In fact, it's the first door.
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In the Bible but it's interesting.
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They spend a great amount in this paper once again which is
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paper 74 Section 8. If you'd like to read about how
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we today, understand the legend of creation.
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This narrative will explain pretty much everything and it's
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definitely worth a read. So there we will leave it this
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time on the ranch, a radio Podcast.
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Again, we're dropping two episodes a week.
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Now, we're doing interviews and topics and then over the weekend
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will drop. Pop a particular paper,
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hopefully, chosen by you. So if you've got a paper, you'd
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like for me to share on the ranch Radio podcast, send me an
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email. It may be a few reasons why.