1 Adam and Eve 61:1

Then he took Adam and Eve by the hand, and began to bring them out of the cave.

1 Adam and Eve 61:2

But when they had come a little ways out of it, God knew that Satan had overcome them, and had brought them out before the forty days were ended, to take them to some distant place, and to destroy them.

1 Adam and Eve 61:3

Then the Word of the Lord God again came and cursed Satan, and drove him away from them.

1 Adam and Eve 61:4

And God began to speak to Adam and Eve, saying to them, "What made you come out of the cave, to this place?"

1 Adam and Eve 61:5

Then Adam said to God, "Did you create a man before us? For when we were in the cave there suddenly came to us a friendly old man who said to us, 'I am a messenger from God to you, to bring you back to some place of rest.'

1 Adam and Eve 61:6

And we believed, O God, that he was a messenger from you; and we came out with him; and knew not where we should go with him."

1 Adam and Eve 61:7

Then God said to Adam, "See, that is the father of evil arts, who brought you and Eve out of the Garden of Delights. And now, indeed, when he saw that you and Eve both joined together in fasting and praying, and that you came not out of the cave before the end of the forty days, he wished to make your purpose vein, to break your mutual bond; to cut off all hope from you, and to drive you to some place where he might destroy you.



1 Adam and Eve 61:8

Because he couldn't do anything to you unless he showed himself in the likeness of you.

1 Adam and Eve 61:9

Therefore he came to you with a face like your own, and began to give you tokens as if they were all true.

1 Adam and Eve 61:10

But because I am merciful and am favorable to you, I did not allow him to destroy you; instead I drove him away from you.

1 Adam and Eve 61:11

Now, therefore, O Adam, take Eve, and return to your cave, and remain in it until the morning after the fortieth day. And when you come out, go towards the eastern gate of the garden."

1 Adam and Eve 61:12

Then Adam and Eve worshipped God, and praised and blessed Him for the deliverance that had come to them from Him. And they returned towards the cave. This happened in the evening of the thirty-ninth day.

1 Adam and Eve 61:13

Then Adam and Eve stood up and with a fiery passion, prayed to God, to give them strength; for they had become weak because of hunger and thirst and prayer. But they watched the whole of that night praying, until morning.

1 Adam and Eve 61:14

Then Adam said to Eve, "Get up, let us go towards the eastern gate of the garden as God told us."



1 Adam and Eve 61:15

And they said their prayers as they were accustomed to do every day; and they left the cave to go near to the eastern gate of the garden.

1 Adam and Eve 61:16

Then Adam and Eve stood up and prayed, and appealed to God to strengthen them, and to send them something to satisfy their hunger.

1 Adam and Eve 61:17

But after they finished their prayers, they were too weak to move.

1 Adam and Eve 61:18

Then came the Word of God again, and said to them, "O Adam, get up, go and bring the two figs here."

1 Adam and Eve 61:19

Then Adam and Eve got up, and went until they came near to the cave.


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