Who is Lilith? Adam’s first wife?

Yup, I love the story of Lilith. My wife likes it even better and claims Lilith was the first Red Head. LOL!

One of my favorite "Biblical" stories (that ended up on the cutting room floor). First discovered it in a "comic book". When I asked my rabbi if it was real, he explained that during the first Despora, while the exiled Jews hunkered down in Babylon, they wrote the Torah by selecting the oral traditions that best told the narrative of their beliefs. Although I can see the logic for omitting Lilith's tale, I still think that it was one of their best. Lilith's role as the Mother of all Witches had her stealing Jewish babies to sacrifice on an altar to Satan which ironically mutated into the Christian belief that Jews stole their babies to sacrifice. Thus, the Jews could be said to be "foisted on their own petard". Similarly, Jews became scapegoats in Christian communities echoing the fact that they invented that practice (placing their sins on goats that were supposed to carry their sins into the wilderness, and again Jews suffered a fate of their own invention). I'm sure you didn't have any of this in mind in sharing this link, but I decided to help you out a little since the video as blocked as being Age Inappropriate (which is a laugh since most of us are a bunch of old farts)...

"In most manifestations of her myth, Lilith represents chaos, seduction and ungodliness. Yet, in her every guise, Lilith has cast a spell on humankind.

The ancient name “Lilith” derives from a Sumerian word for female demons or wind spirits—the lilītu and the related ardat lilǐ. The lilītu dwells in desert lands and open country spaces and is especially dangerous to pregnant women and infants. Her breasts are filled with poison, not milk. The ardat lilī is a sexually frustrated and infertile female who behaves aggressively toward young men."

"Although the tradition of two wives – two Eves – appears early on, this interpretation of Creation’s timeline was not associated with the character of Lilith until the medieval period, as we shall see in the next section."

My post is for the audience. You are already aware of this information but are showing your true self of being an antagonist. Your constant attack of all things relating to G-d the Father, like slavery in the Bible, shows your heart is twisted and filled with human wisdom. As if human wisdom is without fault or mistakes.

We are all slaves to something in this world system. What are you a slave to? Sex? Cigars? Money? Christ came to not judge. But to save. If Christ is your master, would you not want to be Christ like? Yet, you are like?