THE CABALA OF CAIN

The body of Otzi the Iceman, a 5,300-year-old mummy found in the Alps in 1991 was so well preserved that scientists could estimate his probable cause of death, an arrow wound to the shoulder that sliced an artery.

The Hebrew year, 5772, dates back to the first human, an androgynous being who gave birth to two sons – Cain and Hevel; each was born with a female for the purpose of reproduction, but Hevel had two, bringing about the indignant wrath of his brother, who he eventual kills him.

Cain is sent away for killing his brother, to wander in the Wilderness, kept alive by a sign placed upon his forehead, to live for seven generations; Lemech, 120 years later, takes his son with him to go hunting – his son says, There goes an animal and Lemach shots killing Cain.

Hearing he has killed his grandfather, he claps his hands together in anguish and unintentionally kills also his son. As a result God makes Lemech the Angel of Death. Death and violence was a rare occurrence during the first 1000 years since the creation of the Adom.

At that point Adom and Chava have another child, Shet who is the progenitor of modern man leading to Noah who marries Nima the daughter of Lemach thus saving the DNA from the both brothers who eventually reincarnate throughout history trying to irradiate violence in the world.