Garden of Eden Allegory

In its Original Dramatic Organization   The Garden of Eden is arguably the most popular and important story ever composed. It forms the foundation of many religions. The featured “Tree of Life” is displayed in stone, wood, fabric and on other materials in the majority of present and ancient cultures. The author condensed many kilometers of wisdom into a one-centimeter allegory. He did that by employing ancient metaphors. Every key-word possesses multiple meanings, which he explains in his layout. That arrangement contains his dictionary and commentary. Unless we read his Work as he arranged it, we cannot possibly understand his intentions. Further complicating our understanding of this magnificent composition is the editing done by scribes over the centuries. The author lived at a time when there was little writing. He may have composed the allegory in his mind. He transmitted it orally to an audience who memorized it on the fly. Some people memorized it correctly, others added words t