In serpentine manner, the Gihon people peeked into the East Garden and saw the most beautiful woman in the world. They were from the Garden West and their Garden was exotic to say the least.

Nevertheless, of all the lands in the world, there were no places as beautiful as the Garden East, also called the Garden of Eden, located in the land of Eden (compare Genesis 2:10 KJV); and there was no woman more beautiful than Eve. The forces of lights pressured against one another between the Garden West and the Garden East. And the land of Eden was divided between the Garden West and the Garden East (Genesis 2:8 and Genesis 3:24 KJV).

The great mount Hermon loomed in the background, and angels contested with Rahab about its sacred magnetisms.  In the Garden West, lived the soulless Gihon, Hiddekel, and a few Euphrates people. Adam prayed for the soulless people every day that God would give them each a new heart and a new spirit (compare Ezekiel 11:18-19 KJV).  But they of the West Garden were caught up with sorceries, enchantments, and the dance of the satyrs, and were astrologers and stargazers.

I will open a long past insight to the puzzle of minglement between “the sons of God and the daughters of men” (Genesis 6:2 KJV). Once in the long ago, the Earth was surging with a population of Soulless humans…..humans of the genetic waters who lived long before the time of Adam, the first man with a Soul, and long before the Deluge.

Please read this entire article, as it will provide scriptural proof to the key and understanding of the Four Rivers out of Eden!

Sometimes there are left empty lines unwritten about a person’s life and the unexpressed things that persons wanted to share but due to the times couldn’t. Of Jesus, it was said: “The world could not perceive during the juncture of His appearance all the things that should be written” (compare St. John 21:25 paraphrase).

The Bible often uses symbols and metaphorical terms to describe people, places, and things. A very specifically interesting use and description of people is used in the Bible’s Book of Revelation (compare Revelation 4:6 and Revelation 5:8-9 KJV).

The description is about four beasts full of eyes before and behind. These four beasts represent the four offsprings of humankind. Sometimes they are called the four rivers, four winds, or four corners of the Earth. (For “corners” compare: Isaiah 11:12, Revelation 7:1, and Revelation 20:8 KJV; for “winds” compare: Daniel 8:8, and Revelation 7:1 KJV; for “rivers” compare: Genesis 2:10-14 and Isaiah 8:7-8 KJV). There are dozens of Bible Scriptures that verify that the term “water” is a standard symbolic/metaphorical language for “people” (compare Revelation 17:15 KJV).