URBAN SQUIRREL @URBANSQUIRRELphotography
30 March, 06:50

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connie wright @cowri
03 April, 10:15 (E)
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Lilith=EVE
Lilith, also spelled Lilit, Lilitu, or Lilis, is a female figure in Mesopotamian and Jewish mythology, theorized to be the first wife of Adam and a primordial she-demon. Lilith is cited as having been "banished" from the Garden of Eden for not complying with and obeying Adam

Had sex with Cain they produced Lucifer

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URBAN SQUIRREL @URBANSQUIRRELphotography
03 April, 10:34
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Every time you teach me this…
save it, to understand the
origins of evil.
Thank you Connie.🙏🏽❤️🙏🏽

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connie wright @cowri
Lilith was Adam's 1st wife not Eve...but she convinced Adam & Eve to eat the Apple

Genesis 2:18). In Ben Sira’s fanciful additions to the biblical tale, the Almighty then fashions another person from the earth, a female called Lilith. Soon the human couple begins to fight, but neither one really hears the other. Lilith refuses to lie underneath Adam during sex, but he insists that the bottom is her rightful place. He apparently believes that Lilith should submissively perform wifely duties. Lilith, on the other hand, is attempting to rule over no one. She is simply asserting her personal freedom. Lilith states, “We are equal because we are both created from the earth.”10
10:46 AM - Apr 03, 2024
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connie wright @cowri
03 April, 10:46
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The King James Bible’s prose rendition of the poem translates “the lilith” as “the screech owl,” recalling the ominous bird-like qualities of the Babylonian she-demon. The Revised Standard Version picks up on her nocturnal habits and tags her “the night hag” instead of “the lilith,” while the 1917 Jewish Publication Society’s Holy Scriptures calls her “the night-monster.

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