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The Forgotten Books of Eden

The Sacred Books Collection #22 series

A provocative collection of lost writings from the Old Testament that have remained in obscurity for centuries. Read a vivid sequel to the biblical account of Adam and Eve's expulsion from Eden, as well as the Odes of Solomon, Secrets of Enoch, and more. 6 black-and-white illustrations.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 269 pages

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