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Lilith

Khale

Khale

Active Member
I have been raised as a christian my entire life through a variety of Christian churches (Catholic, Lutheran, Baptist). However, I have only recently heard about the story of Lilith, First wife of Adam. Naturally this left me with a few questions. First of all, what is the full story, Second, is there any historical proof that it was originally included in the bible, Third, why was it not included in the bible (I'm sure all you Atheists will have a heyday with that one. Joking :)). Thank you.
 
Khale

Khale

Active Member
Thanks for the quick reply Maize. Would it at all be possible that lilith is the great whore of babylon refferred to in Revalations? (just speculation). Also, do have any rsponses to the other two questions?
 
Green Gaia

Green Gaia

Veteran Member
Khale, I am not a Bible scholar, so I don't know the answers to your questions. I know of the story of Lilith, but not enough to discuss it really. I posted that link in hopes it would answer some of your questions at least until someone came along who knows more about this matter.
 
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Ronald

Well-Known Member
Strictly a Hebrew Fairytale! Only in the idle mind of a dreamer! Not Biblical, not even in Talmud!!!! Just someting to get you going!!!!!! Gottcha didn't it?????? Did its job.
 
Feathers in Hair

Feathers in Hair

World's Tallest Hobbit
Ronald said:
Strictly a Hebrew Fairytale! Only in the idle mind of a dreamer! Not Biblical, not even in Talmud!!!! Just someting to get you going!!!!!! Gottcha didn't it?????? Did its job.
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Please don't take Ronalds' comments as being indicative of the majority of us here, Khale. We're glad to have you and are anxious to hear and learn about your questions!
 
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Watcher

The Gunslinger
I read a book that talked of Lilith not so long ago (Steve Alten's Resurrection). Of course, its a fiction book, but he does a large amount of research to make his plot flow. I remember reading somewhere online about myths of the succubus, a female demon spirit that seduced men. Lilith came in there somewhere I think, but I can't remember exactly.
 
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Ronald

Well-Known Member
FeathersinHair said:
Please don't take Ronalds' comments as being indicative of the majority of us here, Khale. We're glad to have you and are anxious to hear and learn about your questions!
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My comments are true, take a little cruise down the Google lane and see the Fairytale unfold. Not at all indicative of the majority! So true!
OH! Yes welcome. My mom taught me better. Sorry.
 
Jaymes

Jaymes

The cake is a lie
Ronald said:
My comments are true, take a little cruise down the Google lane and see the Fairytale unfold.
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You can see anything you want unfold on Google lane...

/off topic comment

I'm very curious about the story of Lilith as well. Having been raised Baptist, I'd never even heard of it until recently. Thanks for the link, Maize; I'll be sure to check it out.
 
Christ Michael

Christ Michael

Member
Khale said:
I have been raised as a christian my entire life through a variety of Christian churches (Catholic, Lutheran, Baptist). However, I have only recently heard about the story of Lilith, First wife of Adam. Naturally this left me with a few questions. First of all, what is the full story, Second, is there any historical proof that it was originally included in the bible, Third, why was it not included in the bible (I'm sure all you Atheists will have a heyday with that one. Joking :)). Thank you.
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After Eve transgressed by eating the forbidden fruit, Adam did too. In reality, the transgression was sexual in nature. Adam's partner was a women named Laotta.

http://www.religiousforums.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1247&highlight=TRUTH+Adam


Cheers
 
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