🎶 Song 74 – The Sacred Garden of Adam and Eve

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Paper 74 – Adam and Eve
🎶 Song: The Sacred Garden of Adam and Eve

(Intro – Monastic chant, harp and violin softly)
From Jerusem they came, radiant and tall,
Leaving one hundred children, fifty sons, fifty daughters,
Faithful stewards of light, loyal to the call,
To uplift Urantia, to heal its shattered waters.

(Verse 1 – Violin lead, angelic voices)
Day one, they awoke in the Father’s shrine,
Van and Amadon stood, guardians divine,
The people gathered, hearts aflame,
To witness Adam and Eve proclaim.

(Verse 2 – Harp shimmering, ethereal choir)
Day two, they walked the Eden land,
Irrigation mist by gentle hand,
Walls and gardens, fertile ground,
Harmony and beauty all around.

(Verse 3 – Violin soaring, fandores echoing)
Day three, with founders they aligned,
Van and Amadon, noble and kind,
Above the Garden they took their flight,
With fandores soaring, voices bright.
Extinct now, yet then they spoke,
Words like echoes, mystic cloak.

(Verse 4 – Angelic duet, harp plucked)
Day four, tribes came from afar,
Delegations beneath the star,
Diplomacy born in Eden’s flame,
Ambassadors sent in Adam’s name.

(Verse 5 – Choir bloom, violin radiant)
Day five, the people organized,
Groups of a hundred, captains assigned,
Trade and craft began to rise,
Eden’s order touched the skies.

(Verse 6 – Male chant, violin plaintive)
Day six, a speech to all,
Rejecting worship, answering the call,
Parents of Urantia, not gods to adore,
Guides of the race, forevermore.

(Verse 7 – Full choir, bells resonant)
Day seven, the people bowed,
Insurrection of worship, voices loud,
Van protested, humble plea,
But they ignored his loyalty.
He lived one hundred fifty thousand years,
Yet Adam and Eve calmed their fears:
“Only the Father deserves your praise,
Not us, nor Van, nor earthly ways.”

(Chorus – Celestial choir, violin centerpiece)
The Sabbath born, sacred and true,
Morning health, noon worship too,
Afternoon learning, evening delight,
A day for the Father, eternal light.

(Bridge – Harp and violin duet)
Family grew, children played,
Music, humor, joy conveyed,
Schools of Eden taught the rule,
Health, fairness, golden school.

(Verse 8 – Angelic voices, violin lament)
Laws of Dalamatia, sevenfold,
Commerce, justice, stories told,
Fruit offerings, no blood to spill,
Equality taught, Eve’s noble will.

(Verse 9 – Choir bloom, Hebrew inflections)
Seven days remembered, myths entwined,
Creation stories redefined,
Not the world’s birth, but Eden’s dawn,
Adam and Eve, their mission drawn.

(Outro – Monastic chant fading, violin soaring)
O Sacred Garden, bright and free,
Legacy of eternity,
Though misunderstood, their truth remains,
The Father alone forever reigns.

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Paper 74 – Adam and Eve 🎶 Song: The Sacred Garden of Adam and Eve (Intro – Monastic chant, harp and violin softly) From Jerusem they came, radiant and tall, Leaving one hundred children, fifty sons, fifty daughters, Faithful stewards of light, loyal to the call, To uplift Urantia, to heal its shattered waters. (Verse 1 – Violin lead, angelic voices) Day one, they awoke in the Father’s shrine, Van and Amadon stood, guardians divine, The people gathered, hearts aflame, To witness Adam and Eve proclaim. (Verse 2 – Harp shimmering, ethereal choir) Day two, they walked the Eden land, Irrigation mist by gentle hand, Walls and gardens, fertile ground, Harmony and beauty all around. (Verse 3 – Violin soaring, fandores echoing) Day three, with founders they aligned, Van and Amadon, noble and kind, Above the Garden they took their flight, With fandores soaring, voices bright. Extinct now, yet then they spoke, Words like echoes, mystic cloak. (Verse 4 – Angelic duet, harp plucked) Day four, tribes came from afar, Delegations beneath the star, Diplomacy born in Eden’s flame, Ambassadors sent in Adam’s name. (Verse 5 – Choir bloom, violin radiant) Day five, the people organized, Groups of a hundred, captains assigned, Trade and craft began to rise, Eden’s order touched the skies. (Verse 6 – Male chant, violin plaintive) Day six, a speech to all, Rejecting worship, answering the call, Parents of Urantia, not gods to adore, Guides of the race, forevermore. (Verse 7 – Full choir, bells resonant) Day seven, the people bowed, Insurrection of worship, voices loud, Van protested, humble plea, But they ignored his loyalty. He lived one hundred fifty thousand years, Yet Adam and Eve calmed their fears: “Only the Father deserves your praise, Not us, nor Van, nor earthly ways.” (Chorus – Celestial choir, violin centerpiece) The Sabbath born, sacred and true, Morning health, noon worship too, Afternoon learning, evening delight, A day for the Father, eternal light. (Bridge – Harp and violin duet) Family grew, children played, Music, humor, joy conveyed, Schools of Eden taught the rule, Health, fairness, golden school. (Verse 8 – Angelic voices, violin lament) Laws of Dalamatia, sevenfold, Commerce, justice, stories told, Fruit offerings, no blood to spill, Equality taught, Eve’s noble will. (Verse 9 – Choir bloom, Hebrew inflections) Seven days remembered, myths entwined, Creation stories redefined, Not the world’s birth, but Eden’s dawn, Adam and Eve, their mission drawn. (Outro – Monastic chant fading, violin soaring) O Sacred Garden, bright and free, Legacy of eternity, Though misunderstood, their truth remains, The Father alone forever reigns.

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