Favorite story in the book?

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The story of Cain and Eva was most interesting to me. It gave an entirely different spin on the original Bible story of Cain.
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I liked Noah's best. Especially considering that parts of the boat have been found, it gives a new perspective to the story.
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I found the story of Adam and Eve much more interesting as well as their life and existence on the earth. Whatever emotions and deeds were present in their story, it felt so human and real. I connected to them the most so that was the best part in the book for me .
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Noah's building the ark. I found it amazing how Meth traveled to Nod to pick up building materials.
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The stories of Adam and Eve, Cain and Eva and Noah all are very unique in their own way and so I loved them all. Each has a dominant characteristic about them and a unique message to give.
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Marion Jepkosgei wrote: 04 Jun 2020, 11:16 I love Cain and Eva's part and also the part where Adam was trying to figure out how to bring justice for his murdered son. It really made me think about my father and how he contemplates things before he makes his final decision.
The part about Adam trying to figure out how to bring justice also is my favorite part.
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Cain and Eva story was my favorite, though I really felt sad as to how Eva's life turned out. She experienced sadness and pain till her last breath.
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The little bit of Adam in the garden and before the conception of their kids
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Eva and Cain getting married and starting a city that would end up being the death of mankind
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Joseph's story definitely was more relatable to me, but I also liked Noah's story.
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That would be the story of Cain and Eva. From getting married to starting a city. Phee!
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My favorite story would be Adam and eve leaving the garden, their first misunderstanding was something I could never have imagined.
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Though not a major part of the book, I was fascinated with the story arc of the Nephilim.
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I like the story of Adam and how they were driven out of the Garden of Eden. I like how the author sees positivity in God's actions and how these actions later impacted Adam and Eve as they struggled with life outside the garden of Eden.
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edztan15 wrote: 19 Jun 2020, 15:07 Though not a major part of the book, I was fascinated with the story arc of the Nephilim.
Yes. It was fascinating. How he helped Noah build the Arc. This isn't in the Bible. However, it was nice reading this story.
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