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The Importantance of Adam and Eve Continued, Explained!




I got a word of Knowledge from the Heavenly Creator's Righteous, and Holy Sanctified Spirit. 
The Importance of Adam wasn't just to Father His Own Children, but to be living sacrifice for the Men to Come after Him. 

To Reflect in the spirit of Eve the Importance of a True
Marriage/Union been Man and Wife, but the Marriage/Union of The Heavenly Creator (YHVH) and The Human Beings (Homosapiens). 

Like when two Elements come together they became stronger or more powerful.
 So does the Marriage/Union between Man/Women and the Marriage/Union between that Our Heavenly Creator and Human Race.

Adam is the Part of the Sanctified spirit and foundation of Fatherhood that Reflects the Protection and Love, that Our Heavenly Creator has for The Human Race.

That it's Important to Acknowledge, The Master and Creator of All the Heavens/Heavenly Bodies and the Earth For the Rest of Eternity.

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