Seth and Edina: Human Survival Despite Familial Barriers

by King Felix Jeeperhopper

Almost 6,000 years ago near the Euphrates River, human civilization was at its dawn and intra-familial relationships were a necessity for survival. This story will describe how God broke apart the awkward feelings which surely must have been felt and allowed true early love to blossom despite the knowledge of being closely related having been apparent.

On a perfectly humid day near the Euphrates river, Seth, son of Adam, rose from the bed his mother Eve had woven from leather for him years before. Adam and Eve remember the day years back when they had defied divine authority and gotten kicked out of the Garden of Eden. True love they still shared as they knew forgiveness shall never be shown to them for what they have done, challenging the mighty holy spirit of God itself. Humans are imperfect beings as punishment for what the first couple acted upon against God's will by eating from the tree of life. Their son Seth knew very well what had happened and also how years before Cain committed the first murder in human history against his brother Abel and escaped far-off to marry his sister as this was the way human civilization began.

The daughters of Adam and Eve were very beautiful indeed and showed all the signs of perfection except for flaws the early couple cursed them with. As their children were growing up in this world all their own, the couple realized that their children must marry within the family as no other humans existed in the world at the time. A curly-haired and pretty maiden was what Edina, daughter of Adam, grew to be. Seth and Edina only had a sibling bond with each other as is to be expected with two intimate members of the same family. However, as reality struck this small patch of human civilization, God allowed something seemingly magical to spark amongst Seth and Edina.

Two siblings of the first family to have ever existed they were, but God seemed to have implemented something into their minds as love grew into a bond amongst them two. Tears rolled down Edina's cheeks as fireflies flew across her mind at the sight of Seth, and Seth grew passion in his heart for Edina then as well. Early human love this may have been, but the newly-loving couple in Seth and Edina instinctively came close to each other and allowed a kiss to develop as they looked back at each other and realized human survival by way of them would be much more pleasant than they ever imagined.

Because at this stage of human existence there were no other people to host weddings, the marriage vows were made by way of prayer to the skies as a few of God's angels picked up at it and confirmed the love was true and they shall be united in marriage. A few years later the couple gave birth to Enos, grandson of Adam, the next leg which would lead 4,000 years later to the promised descendant as told prophetically in the Garden of Eden during the couple years before the first couple challenged God's authority. Seth and Edina knew their love was very real and thanked God for providing the key to the spark breaking the familial barrier that existed naturally.

Not much is known about Seth and how he lived, or the true name of his wife referred to here as Edina. But what we know for sure is that around 6,000 years ago a love bonded within the first generation of imperfect humans, allowing survival and flourishing to take place soon afterward. Brother and sister they began, but thanks to God, the split which kept relations strictly familiar was broken, allowing for true love to envelope them and humanity to keep prospering as time was at its dawn.