And why are the eyes of the Tarmodians bleary?

An impostor impersonating an impostor — now that’s new.

And who was the “halakhic decisor” in the days of Adam and Eve, and did he also speak a certain dialect of spoken Mongolian?

And was the halakhic decisor Haredi, and the great-great-grandfather of Haim K.?

What is clear is that Adam and Eve spoke Edenic, the language of the Garden of Eden. And that language is the holy tongue, since only in it does the name “woman” have meaning, because she was taken from “man,” and the name “Eve,” because she was the mother of all living.

Their “halakhic decisor” was the Holy One, blessed be He, until the serpent persuaded them that eating from the Tree of Knowledge would grant them halakhic “autonomy” of “and you shall be like God, knowing good and evil.”

They became “Haredim” after they heard the voice of God walking in the garden, and out of their trembling fear they hid among the trees of the garden.

Best regards, Charles Darwin

In the article “Ancient footprints indicate: a prehistoric crocodile walked on two legs,” it is reported that in South Korea footprints were found of an ancient crocodile that walked on two legs.

Since the primordial serpent that caused Eve to stumble walked on two legs (before it was decreed upon it, “upon your belly shall you go”), perhaps one might conjecture that the Garden of Eden was in Korea, and if so, it is possible that Adam and Eve spoke an East Asian language, one of the ancient ancestors of Korean 🙂

Best regards, Shim Shong Il

“A certain dialect of Mongolian” — do you mean that seriously or sarcastically? I’d also be happy to know the source (assuming it’s serious). Thanks very much in advance.

It isn’t.