REVIEW
- Edomites who are referred to as Caucasians today, translated the bible with their biases
- These Edomites are the multipliers of evil on earth and therefore the agents of Satan
- The Edomites worship and promote spiritual and physical nudity
- Yahawah uses nudity as a metaphor for sin, failure and destitution
TODAY
We will reveal the proper translation of Gen 2:25, 3:1 & 3:7 to give us a better understanding of what was actually happening in the garden of Eden
INTRO
Eve’s real name
- Gen 3:20 Her name is Chawah not eve. See interlinear
THE KEY TO UNDERSTANDING THE GARDEN SCENE
3 Words 1 Root 2 Translations
Gen 2:25 Prudent not naked
- The original word translated as naked here is iram (arum). The plural form iramam (arummim) is used here.
See interlinear click 6174 strong’s number. look for word origin section that includes the strong’s number h6191
- How to find the original word before vowel pointers and extra vowels
- It has a spectrum of meaning that includes crafty,cunning and prudent to name a few. See here read also the Topical Lexicon section first paragraph
- Iram as prudent in scripture
- Proverbs 15:5 interlinear shows iram as prudent
- Proverbs 19:25 interlinear iram as prudent witness 2
- When Yahawah made Adam and Chawah were they prudent or naked?
- They were prudent because they had the breath of life breathed into them by Yahawah.
- The breath of life is Spiritual Law as revealed in the scriptures below
- Ezekiel 37:8-10
- John 20:21-23
- John 15:26
Gen 3:1 Was the serpent prudent, naked or crafty?
- Iram (arum), the singular form of iramam, is used here to describe the serpent. See here
- The serpent was crafty! We know this because of the following
- Gen 3:4-5 He deceived the woman
- The Edomites who are the so-called Caucasians today are the people of the serpent persuant to Daniel 9:26 and are named first in the crafty council of Psalm 83:3. See interlinear
Gen 3:7 Adam and Chawah realize that they were “naked” after sinning before Yahawah by disobedience.
- The word used here is Iyaram (Eirummim) a form of the word translated as naked that specifically means shamefully exposed, stripped bare, or plundered, not physically naked. See here
- Stripped bare? Exposed? Plundered? I thought they were already naked?
- See the truth is they were not physically naked. This is why they could realized they iyaram AFTER they sinned. They were clothed both spiritually and physically before that.
- Let’s read some scriptures that show Iyaram (Eirummim) means more than stripped of clothing. It can also mean stripped of protection ie. fallen into sin
- Ezekiel 16:39 interlinear read the words translated as naked (iyaram) and bare iraYah. You’ll notice they both say naked.
- So is Yah saying you’ll be naked and naked?
- No he’s saying you’ll be without protection ie. fallen into sin and plundered
- Deut 28:48 interlinear uses iyaram to illustrate the same vulnerability
So let’s read the KJV translation of Gen 2:25, 3:1 & 3:7. We see the words translated without nuance as naked, crafty and naked.
Now let’s read the decolonized version which we have uncovered through study. You’ll notice there is accuracy, cohesion and holiness in the reading
- In Gen 2:25 replace naked with prudent, in 3:1 keep crafty(this is an accurate description of the serpent), in 3:7 use destitute, vulnerable or plundered.
Adam and Chawah were not physically naked in the garden. They were prudent, then by the craft of the caucasian’s father Satan, they were plundered of their purity! That’s what actually happened.
Nakedness as metaphor for sin
Gen 32:25 sin translated as nudity see interlinear
2 Chron 28:19 sin translated as nudity see interlinear
Next week we’ll decolonize the clothing that they both made themselves and received from Yahawah, Lord willing.
All praises to Yahawah in the name of Yahawashi. So be it!

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