The First Book of Adam and Eve

nd stood praying, in their own tongue,

ve that covered him overhead. This prevented him from seeing either heaven or God'

ing; for she beli

Him for mercy and pity, and said, "O God, forgive me my sin

arden into this condemned land; from light into this

er, and bring him back to life, that he may cry and re

live that he may stand after the measure of his

own soul, that I be like him, and leave me not in this dungeon, one an

nd took a bone from his side, and restored the

with heart, reason, and speech; and in flesh, like to his own; and Y

You, O God, are our Creator, You

may be with me in this strange land, while w

e, then take me, even me, like him;

and fell on our father Ad