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When the Angels Worshipped Adam
September 26, 2008
Earlier on this week in Dr. Orlov’s class we had an absolute smorgasbord of a discussion. The subject was the text often called The Life of Adam and Eve, known from the many manuscripts extant in various languages, including Latin, Greek, Slavonic, Coptic (fragments), Georgian, and Armenian. This document is an apocryphal story [...]
Posted in Early Christianity, School Journal, Scripture, Temple Also tagged Andrei Orlov, anthropomorphic, Apocrypha, Deification, Godhead, Life of Adam and Eve, New Testament, Old Testament, Pre-existence, Premortal Existence, Pseudepigrapha, Satan, School Journal, Second Adam, Son of Man 2 Comments
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