Did the Garden of Eden have a beach and snowy mountains? Was the water waist deep for as far as you could see?

Answer 1

Not sure, maybe your thinking of the Land of Oz.

Answer 2

Eden= Pleasure

This was a region in which the Creator planted a gardenlike park as the original home of the first human pair. The statement that the garden was “in Eden, toward the east,” apparently indicates that the garden occupied only a portion of the region called Eden. (Ge 2:8) However, the garden is thereafter called “the garden of Eden” (Ge 2:15) and, in later texts, is spoken of as “Eden, the garden of God” (Eze 28:13), and as “the garden of YHWH [Jahve, Jehovah].”—Isa 51:3.

This gardenlike park was very large. This is shown by the fact that a river watering it separated and formed the headwaters of four major rivers and that “every tree desirable to one’s sight and good for food” was found in the garden.—Genesis 2:8-10, 15.

In view of man’s nakedness it may be assumed that the climate was very mild and agreeable.-Ge 2:25.

The Bible identifies ”a river “issuing out of Eden” that became four rivers. Two of those are identified today as the rivers Euphrates and Tigris. This would perhaps place Eden in what is now the mountainous area north of the Mesopotamian plains, south of Lake Van in eastern Turkey.—Genesis 2:7-17.

Answer 3

a beach and snowy mountains in the same place.... hmmm, dont really think so...waist deep water... no dont think so either, where would the whales swim?? :o)

Answer 4

Actually it was in America. Central , I can't remeber exactly where. But when Adam comes again, that is where it will be. I think it is Adam-on-diamon (sorry, can't spell it) That is what it sounds like.

Answer 5

whose waist? I think Eve was shorter than Adam.

Answer 6

I don't think so. It would have been hard to till the soil under water.

Answer 7

no but it did have naked women and snakes

Answer 8

sure.....