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Sefer Teshuvat Adam veChavah — Part II — Chapter 42

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G42:1

After these words, Elohim made a seal and sealed the tomb, that no one might do anything to him for six days till his rib should return to him. Then Yahuah and his messengers went to their place.

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And Chavvah also, when the six days were fulfilled,

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fell asleep. But while she was living, she wept bitterly about Adam's falling on sleep, for she knew not where he was laid. For when Yahuah came to the Garden to bury Adam she was asleep, and her sons too, except Shet, till He bade Adam be …

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the hour of her death) that she might be buried in the place where her husband Adam was. And after she had finished her prayer, she saith: 'Yahuah,

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Master, Elohim of all rule, estrange not me thy handmaid from the body of Adam, for from his members didst thou make me. But deem me

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worthy, even me unworthy that I am and a sinner, to enter into his tabernacle, even as I was with him in the Garden, both without separation from each other; just as in our transgression, we were

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(both) led astray and transgressed thy command, but were not separated. Even so, Yahuah, do not

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separate us now.' But after she had prayed, she gazed heavenwards and groaned aloud and smote her breast and said: 'Elohim of All, receive my ruach,' and straightway she delivered up her ruach to Elohim.

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