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The Most High Raises Adam From Death

What really happened when Adam lost the light? In this powerful passage from the First Book of Adam and Eve, YHWH speaks directly to Adam after his transgression. He reveals a hidden truth about light, darkness, mercy, and free will that most people overlook. Before his fall, a bright light rested upon Adam—just as it once rested upon the angel who later became dark through disobedience. When Adam transgressed, that light was removed. Yet in mercy, Yahweh did not turn Adam into darkness. Instead, He clothed him in flesh. This moment changes everything. Yahweh explains why Adam was driven from the Garden, why darkness came upon him, and why night itself is not punishment—but temporary. He reminds Adam that daylight will return. That darkness does not last forever. That mercy restrained wrath. You will also hear: • Why Yahweh gave the command concerning the tree • Why free will required warning • Why Adam alone bore responsibility for his fall • How night and day were designed for mankind’s future • And how children of light were always part of the original plan This is not just a story about sin. It is a revelation about mercy. It is a message about responsibility. It is a promise that darkness is temporary. Watch as we explore what it truly meant for Adam to fall from light into flesh—and why Yahweh's mercy still stood between him and destruction. If this teaching blesses you, make sure to like, subscribe, and share to support more biblical deep dives like this. #AdamAndEve #FirstBookOfAdamAndEve #BiblicalHistory #AncientTexts #yhwh #prophecy #blackhistory #israelites #deuteronomy #blackhistorymonth -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Websites Israyl : https://israyl.com/ Sacred Texts: https://sacred-texts.com/bib/fbe/inde... Bible Hub: https://biblehub.com/