The Garden of Eden, Creation Communication, and What the Bible Never Told You to Ask

Before the fall, Adam did not just name the animals in silence. He spoke to them out loud, and they understood him. Science is now confirming what Genesis always implied. Gorillas have learned over a thousand signs in American Sign Language. Trees pass carbon and sugar to each other through underground fungal networks in what researchers call the wood wide web. Creation has been communicating all along. We are the ones who forgot how to listen.

In this episode, Dan Bertran Griffey teaches on the communication of creation in the Garden of Eden and what humanity lost when the fall happened. He walks through the questions Sunday school never encouraged you to ask. Why was Balaam not shocked when his donkey spoke in Numbers 22? How did Noah manage thousands of animals on a boat in the middle of the worst storm in human history? When Isaiah said the trees would clap their hands and Jesus said the stones would cry out, were they speaking in metaphor or in prophecy? Dan argues it was neither. It was a statement of fact about something that was once true and is coming back.

Dan also shares two prophetic visions received the morning of this teaching, one about the coming persecution of Christians in India and one about the Dallas-Fort Worth area standing as solid ground while the rest of Texas is covered in waves, full of fish.

The episode closes with a dream of the thousand-year millennium where a dog and a cat speak plainly to a group of believers crossing the bridge into eternity and nobody finds it strange at all.

Topics: Garden of Eden Bible study, communication of creation, Balaam's donkey Numbers 22, Isaiah 55 trees clapping, Luke 19 stones crying out, Constantine compromise, Christian persecution in India, millennium prophecy.

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