The First Book of Adam and EvePlatt, Rutherford Hayes
Religion
The First Book of Adam and Eve
Platt, Rutherford Hayes
Adam (Biblical figure); Apocryphal books (Old Testament); Eve (Biblical figure)
The First Book of Adam and Eve
by Rutherford Platt
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Prologue
Chapter I - The crystal sea, God commands Adam, expelled from Eden, to
live in the Cave of Treasures.
Chapter II - Adam and Eve faint when they leave the Garden. God sends
His Word to encourage them.
Chapter III - Concerning the promise of the great five and a half days.
Chapter IV - Adam mourns over the changed conditions. Adam and Eve
enter the Cave of Treasures.
Chapter V - Eve makes a noble and emotional intercession, taking the
blame on herself.
Chapter VI - God's reprimand to Adam and Eve in which he points out how
and why they sinned.
Chapter VII - The beasts are appeased.
Chapter VIII - The "Bright Nature" of man is taken away.
Chapter IX - Water from the Tree of Life. Adam and Eve near drowning.
Chapter X - Their bodies need water after they leave the garden.
Chapter XI - A recollection of the glorious days in the Garden.
Chapter XII - How darkness came between Adam and Eve.
Chapter XIII - The fall of Adam. Why night and day were created.
Chapter XIV - The earliest prophesy of the coming of Christ.
Chapter XV - Adam and Eve grieve over the suffering of God to save them
from their sins.
Chapter XVI - The first sunrise. Adam and Eve think it is a fire
coming to burn them.
Chapter XVII - The Chapter of the Serpent.
Chapter XVIII - The mortal combat with the serpent.
Chapter XIX - Beasts made subject to Adam.
Chapter XX - Adam wishes to protect Eve.
Chapter XXI - Adam and Eve attempt suicide.
Chapter XXII - Adam in a gracious mood.
Chapter XXIII - Adam and Eve strengthen themselves and make the first
altar ever built.
Chapter XXIV - A vivid prophecy of the life and death of Christ.
Chapter XXV - God represented as merciful and loving. The establishing
of worship.
Chapter XXVI - A beautiful prophecy of eternal life and joy (v. 15).
The fall of night.
Chapter XXVII - The second tempting of Adam and Eve. The devil takes
on the form of a beguiling light.
Chapter XXVIII - The Devil pretends to lead Adam and Eve to the water
to bathe.
Chapter XXIX - God tells Adam of the Devil's purpose. (v. 4).
Chapter XXX - Adam receives the first worldly goods.
Chapter XXXI - They make themselves more comfortable in the Cave of
Treasures on the third day.
Chapter XXXII - Adam and Eve go into the water to pray.
Chapter XXXIII - Satan falsely promises the "bright light."
Chapter XXXIV - Adam recalls the creation of Eve. He eloquently
appeals for food and drink.
Chapter XXXV - God's reply.
Chapter XXXVI - Figs.
Chapter XXXVII - Forty-three days of penance do not redeem one hour of
sin (v. 6).
Chapter XXXVIII - "When 5500 years are fulfilled. . . ."
Chapter XXXIX - Adam is cautious--but too late.
Chapter XL - The first Human hunger.
Chapter XLI - The first Human thirst.
Chapter XLII - A promise of the Water of Life. The third prophecy of
the coming of Christ.
Chapter XLIII - The Devil attempts arson.
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