genesis chapter 2: the man (‘eth-ha-‘adam)

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Genesis Chapter 2: The man (‘Eth-ha-‘Adam)

*Good Day to you. GOD Bless you, say welcome to this family Biblestudy hour. Hey we’re ready to get back in Our Fathers Word. The

book of Genesis: Ba-resh-ith in the Hebrew tongue, meaning in the

beginning. There was an earth age before this one, which many things

will carbon date otherwise into millions of years; and it’s explained

right in GOD’s Word. We’re opening in chapter two on the 7th Day.

GOD has already created male and female in the image of GOD and the

ELAHIM, which is to say GOD and his children. What God is saying,

let’s just make them the way we look…here. Naturally, everyone had topass through this earth age to receive salvation. With that being said

chapter 2 verse 1, let’s go with it…

Genesis Chapter 2 verse 1: “Thus the heavens and the earth were

finished, and all the host of them.”

*Think about this for a moment and let it sink in. The heaven was

finished and the earth was finished, and the host of them. What does

host mean? Let’s go the Hebrew manuscripts its (H6635: Tsaba’: ).Pronounced, Sa(Za)-Baw which actually is feminine and it comes from

H6633; which is a mass of persons (or figurative things) especially

regularly organized for war (an army). It’s the family of GOD. What

does that mean? Stop and think. The heaven was finished the earth

was finished and the people were finished. That is to say the souls wereready for this earth age. Now GOD had created animals, fish, and

birds; then he created man and looked at every race and saw it was

really good. Verse 2…



Genesis Chapter 2 verse 2: “And on the seventh day God ended

his work which he had made; and he rested on the seventh day from

all his work which he had made.”

*What is one day with GOD? Peter would say in 2nd Peter Chapter 3. “I

would have you not ignorant to the fact that one day with GOD is a

thousand years with man.” So GOD really would of rested a

millennium. Verse 3…

Genesis Chapter 2 verse 3: “And God blessed the seventh day,

and sanctified it: because that in it he had rested from all his work

which God created and made.”

*He was pleased with it. Verse 4…

Genesis Chapter 2 verse 4: “These are the generations of the

heavens and of the earth when they were created, in the day that the

LORD God made the earth and the heavens”

*This word “generations” better translated means history because we’re

talking about heaven and earth, not entities. So this is the history of

the earth; meaning back to Genesis verse 1 and 2. In the beginning

GOD created the heavens and earth period. The earth became void and

without form. So GOD is saying this not only the history of this earth

age and the age from before back in chapter 1. Verse 5…



Genesis Chapter 2 verse 5: “And every plant of the field before it

was in the earth, and every herb of the field before it grew: for the

LORD God had not caused it to rain upon the earth, and there was

not a man to till the gr ound.”

*To till the ground means to farm it. Here’s where you want to be really

careful. We had men and woman that GOD created on the same day

(on the 6th day) and that is to say he created male and female at the

same time. He let them have liberties to harvest the wild game and the

crops, but never did GOD give one of those (that is to say races) the

duties of farming (tilling the ground) to be a husbandman of the soil.

Verse 6…

Genesis Chapter 2 verse 6: “But there went up a mist from the

earth, and watered the whole face of the ground.”

*Until the flood of Noah, we still will have a firmament overhead. You

may have wondered where all that water came from. Verse 7 really

important, we’re going to take a lesson in Hebrew grammar…

Genesis Chapter 2 verse 7: “And the LORD God formed man of the

dust of the ground, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life;

and man became a living soul.”

*Not created, formed. Now there is something quite different about this

man and the man as mentioned in 27th verse in 1st chapter. It would

probably serve you well if you wrote these down. Those with

Companion Bibles you don’t have to, your appendix 14 will already have



it recorded for you there:

http://www.levendwater.org/companion/append14.html. Adam without

the article as it utilized in verse 27 in chapter one, means “man or

mankind”. There’s no gender even involved in it. As a matter of fact

many times from the manuscripts “Adam” is translated man, when the

word in the Hebrew is (H120: Aw-dawm’: .) without the articleדם

Now in this particular verse (7) this man has the article “Ha- Adam” and

with the article it denotes the man “Adawm” to till the soil.

Adam without the article “Ha” which translated is Z in English; without

the article denotes “human” or “mankind”. It doesn’t mean the Adamwhich CHRIST would say he was the Son of Adam, because it would be

this Adam (Ha-Adam) through CHRIST would come; not the man

created without the article in verse 27 of Chapter one. To go one step

further, again Adam without the article denotes man or mankind in

general; Adam with the article denotes the man Adam and there is

something that is more specific than that.

Adam mentioned in this verse not only has article but with the particle

(Eth) and with the addition of “Eth” the particle, it’s very

emphatic. Plus, with the particle, article, and Adam it is super

emphatic; which means we are talking about The Man . For

simplification purposes the particle is “Eth”, the article is “Ha” (which is

THE), and “Eth” is always emphatic whether talking about Israel, the

church, the family etc. (that’s grammar from the Hebrew tongue). So

now you can separate the “man” as mentioned in verse 27 in chapterone and “man” in verse 7 of Chapter two. Just to drive home the point

we have “Eth-Ha- Adam” , which is emphatically “tiller of the

ground”, “the man”, which CHRIST would be called The Son of Adam.



CHRIST would even be called the second Adam from 1st Corinthians

chapter 15.

What does “Adam” mean in the Hebrew tongue? It means “ruddy

complected”. The other races where created on the 6th

day and therewas a ruddy complected man on that day as well. For the 3rd time

Adam without the article denotes man or mankind, but in verse 7,

Adam with the article denotes the man Adam . GOD even goes

further than that so you get the distinction; he places the particle “Eth”

before the article (Eth-Ha-Adam) which makes it very emphatic, so that

you wouldn’t go wrong. You should now understand the distinction

between the “man” tilling the soil and the “man” that hunted and fished

in Genesis chapter one. He chose this man because through thisspecific genealogy of Adawm; would come CHRIST. That’s important

because this would bring forth the savior and round out GOD’S overall

plan.

The different forms of the Hebrew word 'adam. (Note: The Hebrew

characters are reversed from our English and read right to left):

: 'adam is man, any man, men, mankind.

: haa-'adam with the Article is the man.

: 'eth haa-'adam with the Article & Particle is this particular

man Adam. Verse 8…

Genesis Chapter 2 verse 8: “And the LORD God planted a garden

eastward in Eden; and there he put the man whom he had formed.”



*Not created, formed. Verse 9…

Genesis Chapter 2 verse 9: “And out of the ground made the LORD

God to grow every tree that is pleasant to the sight, and good for

food; the tree of life also in the midst of the garden, and the tree of

knowledge of good and evil.”

*The Tree Of Life is Our LORD JESUS CHRIST and the tree of

knowledge of good and evil which is satan (lucifer), which would come

into play in the next chapter in The Garden of Eden; this is well

documented in The Hebrew manuscripts. Just look up the words

“touch” in the Hebrew and “beguile” in the Greek, which is easily

located in your Strong’s Concordance. satan (lucifer) knows how to be

good which is documented in the 14th chapter of Isaiah and the Ezekiel

chapter 28, hence the name the tree of knowledge of good and evil is

given. So now we see both JESUS and satan were in the Garden.

Verse 10…

Genesis Chapter 2 verse 10: “And a river went out of Eden to

water the garden; and from thence it was parted, and became into

four heads.” Verse 11…

Genesis Chapter 2 verse 11: “The name of the first is Pison: that

is it which compasseth the whole land of Havilah, where there is

gold.” Verse 12…



Genesis Chapter 2 verse 12: “And the gold of that land is good:

there is bdellium and the onyx stone.” Verse 13…

Genesis Chapter 2 verse 13: “And the name of the second river is

Gihon: the same is it that compasseth the whole land of Ethiopia.”

*If we were to by the geographical locations that what we know as

Ethiopia as today, you can began to fix some of these rivers that

could have been part of the area. Verse 14…

Genesis Chapter 2 verse 14: “And the name of the third river is Hiddekel: that is it which goeth toward the east of Assyria. And the

fourth river is Euphrates.”

*This is why many people feel the Tigris and Euphrates are location of

the Garden of Eden. Verse 15…

Genesis Chapter 2 verse 15: “And the LORD God took the man,

and put him into the garden of Eden to dress it and to keep it.”

*Note: In the Hebrew manuscripts “the man” is Ha-Adam, check it out

for yourself when you get a chance. The easiest way to get a copy of the

manuscripts in English is to get a hold of the Green’s Interlinear

Hebrew and Greek Bible. That’s the man GOD put in The Garden. Verse 16...

Hebrew Interlinear:

http://www.scripture4all.org/OnlineInterlinear/Hebrew_Index.htm






Greek Interlinear:

http://www.scripture4all.org/OnlineInterlinear/Greek_Index.htm

Genesis Chapter 2 verse 16: “And the LORD God commanded the

man, saying, Of every tree of th e garden thou mayest freely eat.”

*Feed yourself, we still do today. Verse 17…

Genesis Chapter 2 verse 17: “But of the tree of the knowledge of

good and evil, thou shalt not eat of it: for in the day that thou eatest

thereof thou shalt surely die.”

*Did Adam die in the day he ate of the tree? No, he didn’t. Did Eve

die? No, she didn’t. Not instantly, remember how long a day with The

LORD is… A thousand years (2nd Peter Chapter 3). NO one ever lived

over one day, which is a thousand years and after the fall no one passed

that mark. Verse 18…

Genesis Chapter 2 verse 18: “And the LORD God said, It is not

good that the man should be alone; I will make him an help meet for

him.”

*Here we got Adam in the Garden and GOD created male and female,

back in Genesis chapter one. This should also confirm in your mind

that GOD is talking about two different peoples here and GOD does not

differentiate between them. He’s not talking about classes here. This is

one reason that you should never tag “racist” on to this. It rather







protects the races whereby you can understand Our Loving Father

created us as we are and as GOD stated he looked and saw it was good;

but we got one man here that doesn’t have a female. It’s Ha-Adam.

Again, GOD created male and the female in verse 27 of chapter one,

simultaneously. We got Eth-Ha-Adam without a wife here. Verse 19…

Genesis Chapter 2 verse 19: “And out of the ground the LORD God

formed every beast of the field, and every fowl of the air; and brought

them unto Adam to see what he would call them: and whatsoever

Adam called every living creature, that was the name thereof.”

*We know from chapter one GOD created the birds, fouls, and the

animals before he ever created man. Now, it says he created man “Ha-

Adam” and here GOD is creating some more animals and bringing them

to Adam to name them. Adam then had created the animals that he

would utilize to till the soil (farm), that is to say domestic animals

(horses, donkey, chickens etc) after he created the man. It’s important

to note these things because it’s clearly written in The Word Of GOD

and it helps you make the division whereby we see that GOD does not

play favoritism with his people, he’s simply setting aside “one” that

would come the Savior whereby all races following The Savior can have

eternal life. There was no curse put on any people, it’s a sin to teach

people that certain actions of these “adamic” people that brought about

certain races. GOD doesn’t deal in un-natural acts. He doesn’t curse

innocent people. He created every race the way it was on the 6th day

and it was good. Verse 20…

Genesis Chapter 2 verse 20: “And Adam gave names to all cattle,

and to the fowl of the air, and to every beast of the field; but for

Adam there was not found an help meet for him.”



*Beast of the field means living beings of the world and Adam is still

alone without a wife. Verse 21…

Genesis Chapter 2 verse 21: “And the LORD God caused a deep

sleep to fall upon Adam, and he slept: and he took one of his ribs,

and closed up the flesh instead thereof.”

*He had surgery basically. Verse 22…

Genesis Chapter 2 verse 22: “And the rib, which the LORD God

had taken from man, made he a woman, and brought her unto the

man.”

*Make a note of the word “rib”. The word rib in the Hebrew (H6763:

tsay-law', tsal-aw': ) simply means curve. Man hasלע לעה

something else more in the line of genetics that decides male andfemale, which we have learned through medical technology in past

several years and it’s called DNA. Did you know DNA has a curve?

Have you ever heard of the helix curve? It is very possible that this

is the correction that GOD made whereby he created a help mate

for this one “Adam” as the female on the 6th day brought forth a

womb in this soul that would enable each of the hosts to be born of

woman innocent; not remembering anything before to decide

whether if they would love GOD or satan. You have to say GOD putmore curves in the woman body than man. Verse 23…



Genesis Chapter 2 verse 23: “And Adam said, This is now bone of

my bones, and flesh of my flesh: she shall be called Woman, because

she was taken out of Man.”

*Who took her out of man? Do we have an article here? Yes. Verse24…

Genesis Chapter 2 verse 24: “Therefore shall a man leave his

father and his mother, and shall cleave unto his wife: and they shall

be one flesh.”

*That’s very important and why marriage is a union. Verse 25…

Genesis Chapter 2 verse 25: “And they were both naked, the man

and his wife, and were not ashamed.”

* They had done nothing to be ashamed of. Unfortunately in thenext chapter sin does enter.

Credit goes to Pastor Arnold Murray: The Shepherd’s Chapel.

genesis chapter 2: the man (‘eth-ha-‘adam)

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