In Genesis 2-3 Eden's location is more vague, simply far away "in the east", but there is a strong suggestion in both Eden stories that the garden is attached to a temple or palace.
There is a strong suggestion in both Eden stories that the garden is attached to a temple or palace. In Genesis 2-3 Eden's location is more vague, simply far away "in the east".
In Genesis 2-3 Eden's location is more vague, simply far away "in the east". There is a strong suggestion in both Eden stories that the garden is attached to a temple or palace.
In Genesis 2-3 Eden's location is more vague, simply far away "in the east". There is a strong suggestion in both Eden stories that the garden is attached to a temple or palace.