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The Cave of Treasures 8

1 min 2 verses Translated from the Syriac by E. A. Wallis Budge, 1927, public domain. Chapters follow Budge's section headings; verse numbers are this archive's own divisions, and his notes are omitted.

The Making of Eve

God cast a sleep upon Adam, took a rib from the loins on his right side, and made Kháwá, or Eve, from it.

A1🔗nd God cast a sleep upon Adam and he slept. And God took a rib from the loins on the right side of Adam, and He made Kháwá (i.e. Eve) from it; and when Adam woke up, and saw Eve, he rejoiced in her greatly. And Adam and Eve were in Paradise, and clothed with glory and shining with praise for three hours.

2🔗 Now this Paradise was situated on a high range of hills, and it was thirty spans—according to the measurement of the spirit—higher than all the high mountains, and it surrounded the whole earth. Now Moses the prophet said that God planted Paradise in Eden and placed Adam there (Gen. ii. 8).

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1

God cast a sleep upon Adam, took a rib from the loins on his right side, and made Kháwá, or Eve, from it.

2

When Adam woke up and saw Eve, he rejoiced in her greatly after her creation from his rib.

3

Adam and Eve were in Paradise clothed with glory and shining with praise for three hours.

4

Paradise sat on high hills thirty spans higher than all high mountains by the spirit measurement and surrounded the whole earth.

5

Moses the prophet said that Paradise was planted in Eden and that Adam was placed there.

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