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1. Mozus 2:8-15

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Un Dievs Tas Kungs stādīja dārzu Ēdenē pret rītiem un iecēla tur cilvēku, ko Viņš bija taisījis. Un Dievs Tas Kungs izaudzināja no zemes visādus kokus, kurus jauki bija uzlūkot un labi ēst, un dzīvības koku dārza vidū, arī laba un ļauna atzīšanas koku. Un tekošs ūdens iztecēja no Ēdenes, dārzu slapināt, un no turienes tas dalījās un palika par četrām upēm. Pirmai ir vārds Pīšone: tā aptver apkārt visu Havilas zemi, kur zelts ir. Un tās zemes zelts ir labs; tur ir arī bdeliums un oniksa akmens. Un otrai upei ir vārds Gihone; tā aptver apkārt visu Kuša zemi. Un trešai upei ir vārds Hideķele; tā tek Assura zemei pret rītiem, un ceturtā upe ir Eifrate. Un Dievs Tas Kungs ņēma cilvēku un to ielika Ēdenes dārzā, lai tas to koptu un sargātu.

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