THE LEGACY OF ADAM AND EVE

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The Adamic Problem	24	Earth Upheavals
A Living Record	25	The Dispensations of the Earth
The Gods of Mythology	26	The Ancient King Lists of the World
An, The Father	27	The Flood
Hawa, The Creator	28	The Date of the Flood
Oc, The Fallen Brother		An Assessment
Other Place Names	29	The Mysterious Habiru
The Adamic Place Names	30	A Covenant With Israel
Social Honorifics and Titles	31	The TwelveTribes
The Hebrew Verb Root, Don	32	A Sifting Among the Nations
Folk Origins	33	Some Practical Realities
An Adamic Thesis	34	Mediterranean Ferment
The Origins of Myth	35	The Iberians
Hebrew-Sumerian Myth Parallels	36	The Kimmerians
Blood and Fertility Myths	37	The Kelts
Marriage Practices	38	The Stone of Destiny
Our Great Granddaddy	39	The Apostles on the Twelve Tribes
Myth and Reality	40	Focus
History Through Linguistics	41	Motivations
The Egyptian Book of Life	42	Evidence of Language
Egyptian Religious Comparisons	43	A Great Light Shall Shine
The Meaning of the Traditions	44	Coming Over
World Ages	45	Other Linguistic Evidence
	46	The Pronouns

Following are Papers on Hebrew-English Cognates
A Letter to Calvert Watkins on Indo-European and Semitic Cognates		How Did the Kaiser Get His Title
Sir from Sar	Abash	Fire and Ash	Bawl
Tour	Dumb	Adore	Plea
Break	Shade	Oath	Bore
Part	Shiver	Gaze	Laugh
A Life of Love	Spy	Disperse-Parse	Hush
Cleave	Omen	Dagger	Idea
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List of References

BDB: Hebrew and English Lexicon of the Old Testament, F. Brown, S. R. Driver, and C. A. Briggs, Oxford University Press, Oxford, 1951. Now available electronically from Logos Bible Software, as Enhanced Brown-Driver-Briggs Hebrew and English Lexicon, electronic edition, Logos Research Systems, Oak Harbor, WA, 2000.

SEC: Strong’s Exhaustive Concordance, J. Strong, Abingdon Press, New York, 1890. Now available on line from multiple sources, such as BIBLESOFT, 22014 7th Ave. South, Seattle, WA 98198.

OED: Oxford English Dictionary, Oxford University Press, 1971. Now available on line from Online Subscription Department, Oxford University Press, 198 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10016.

TWOT: Theological Wordbook of the Old Testament by R. Laird Harris, Gleason L. Archer, and Bruce K. Waltke, Moody Press, 1980. Now available on line from multiple sources, such as BIBLESOFT, 22014 7th Ave. South, Seattle, WA 98198.

The Word: Isaac Mozeson, SPI Books, New York, 1989

Indo-European Lexicon; Pokorny Master PIE Etyma: A catalogue of words with references to individual IE languages. Refer to:

I offer no references for words that come from various other languages, and that can be traced by browsing the World Wide Web.