Was the Garden of Eden in Ethiopia?

Answer 1

Human Civilization began on the continent of Africa. The oldest manuscripts for scripture are located in Ethiopia. Egypt, Ethiopia and Nubia were the citadels for all world learning. Further, Greek Philosophy is stolen Egyptian Philosophy. It wasn't until after 1859 when Europe manufactured the man-made Suez Canal that all of what is known today as the Near East, Middle East, Southeast Asia, or Asia Minor was originally all of Africa (i.e. North Africa).

The following countries were all originally part of Africa until Europe severed and removed the ancient boundary marks which scripture prohibits:

• Saudi Arabia

• Iraq

• Syria

• Lebanon

• Jordan

(and all else in between)

Scripture was originally written in 5 African Languages: Geez, Egyptian, Amharic (Syriac), Phoenican Hebrew, Aramaic. Africa had the original manuscripts of scripture for 1000 years before the Greeks knew anything about Christianity (Old and New Testaments) let alone the Catholic church,

Bottomline is God created mankind in Africa and His Word was manifested in Africa which is why the oldest manuscripts are found only in Africa. We've been lied to and the true history has been scrubbed of its original origin and "white-washed". The translations were first African and then the Greeks visited and asked for it to be translated in Greek, then Latin and so forth. Europe did not obtain Holy Scripture until 400 years AFTER Christ so how could Christianity start in "Europe"? If Christianity and scripture started in Europe why does Ethiopia have the oldest and original manuscripts? It's time to stop lying and tell the truth people.

Answer 2

Genesis chapter 2 says that a river flowed through the Garden of Eden and that it had four tributaries, one of which was the Gihon, which flows through Ethiopia. Although there is no river Gihon and appears never to have been such a river, this information does place the Garden of Eden in Ethiopia. However, the passage also says that two of the other tributaries were the Tigris and the Euphrates Rivers, which places the Garden of Eden in Asia.

A single river can not have tributaries in two continents, further evidence that there was no Garden of Eden. Leon R. Kass (The Beginning of Wisdom: Reading Genesis) says that the Garden of Eden is a purely mythic place.

Answer 3

The Garden of Eden, according to tradition, was a real place here in this world, that also had direct ties to the upper worlds. These ties were severed after Adam sinned. The Garden was most likely located in the Persian Gulf area, whose coastline and other features are known to have changed during flooding.See also:

The Flood