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Hello! So I was wondering how the Jewish population thinks humans were created! I'm very curious about different religions and I would love to know!

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In Genesis 4:1, Eve says, "I have gotten a man with the help of the Lord." Does the original word used for "Lord" (if it has been translated properly) indicate the Lord God, or is it intended to be as in "my Lord Adam," as it is used in other places to designate the husband or a master?

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Dear Rabbi, with the creation of light, our awareness of our present condition began. But the sun and the moon were not created immediately, so how was it possible for the first day to end? I'm sure this basic question has been asked before along with several others of a related kind. Where is a good English source to find the answers?  

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My question deals with the human mind and consciousness of the world.   Genesis 2:7.   “God formed the Human blowing into his nostrils the (mind) breath of life: the Human became a living being.”   Def: לְנֶ֥פֶשׁ: breath of life, mind, soul   I believe this pesuk answers what scientists and philosophers have questioned for centuries. Many believe that neurons, synapsis’, electrical signals along nerve pathways, and brain chemicals are the origin and reality of our conscious minds.   The question is how matter/atoms attach consciousness and wisdom to dust. How does brain matter or dust see, hear, taste, smell, feel, or have an awareness of thoughts, cognition, dreams, and interpersonal relationships? We must look closely at Genesis 1:26-27 for a more accurate understanding of Hashem’s creation.   “And God said, “Let us make humankind in our image, after our likeness. They shall rule the fish of the sea, the birds of the sky, the cattle, the whole earth, and all the creeping things that creep on earth.” And God created humankind in the divine image, creating it in the image of God—creating them male and female.” As Hashem has no likeness, image, or substance, to whom is He talking? In human terms, our human consciousness/mind has no likeness, image, or substance. Could the Infinite Creator be a MIND be talking to our finite created mind’s consciousness? Before He blew us in the nostrils of our matter/atom body at first breath, we became humankind.   Your insight is appreciated.  

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Hello. I’ve recently heard that there are 7 worlds. 6 worlds that our world surrounds, and each one is smaller than the next. I’ve heard that there are different kinds of creatures or humans living there. Is this true? Is there any source for this?

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Hello, I'm not a Jew (I'm a gentile), but I accept Jewish tradition as being divine and from God. So, I'm aware of the great amounts of what is used as evidence for the idea that life evolved naturally over billions of years. I think (assuming any of this evidence exists; many extremely elaborate hoaxes exist perpetuated by the elites) the physical evidence would reasonably prove that life *did* evolve, except for the statements of God to the contrary. I've heard that according to Jewish tradition God created the world to seem like it had a "history" (before creation). Do you think this statement includes God creating the world with layers of dead animals appearing exactly as if life evolved? Is this included in the statement that creation was created with a false "history"? It also seems that the order of life that the fossil records show is contrary to the order of life creation that God describes in the Torah. What do you make of that? (To be clear, I do not believe that the world is 14 billions of years old. I just would like to have some more justification for this.) Thanks a lot, and God bless you.

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Shalom Rabbi, The Garden of Eden story in Genesis is compelling. Yet, another interesting twist to the saga is the word "nagaph" - spelled Nun~Gimmel~Pei As a verb it means to push, defeat, stub, inflict, be smitten, stumble, plague, be stricken. Gimmel~Nun gan means garden. Pei~Gimmel - pag - "fig" - means crude, torpid (early) green fig. Gimmel~Pei~Nun - gephen is a vine tree. Could these be missing clues of "emeth"? Was the fickle "fig" the accursed culprit causing the fatal fall?