The Woman Went Back Into the Garden

By Jessie L. Clark

I read my Bible, King James Version, daily; as I read, I take notes. I had notebooks where I wrote my notes in. I was doing this for my personal reference and for a quick go-to in the time of need to jog my memory; when I finished on this one particular notebook, I heard in my spirit, "Now you have a book to publish." After that I began to put it into computers and made copies and started trying to get it published; at the time I was told to get it published, I was given the name of the book. Getting a publisher was not an easy task at all.

As you read this beautiful and very spirit-filled book, you will understand that this name was given to me by the Holy Spirit. I know that as you're reading this book, you will be encouraged and inspired to understand that we have a great calling on our lives to see the true beauty of a woman of God and realize the woman has a purpose given by God beyond what the world ministers to us about. We are called and chosen to be so much more than we are allowed to be.

The evidence of this is in the Bible's history of woman who was here long before and will be until Jesus Christ returns. He continues to visit the women and abide in her by the Holy Spirit. She has been redeemed, and she returned to the garden when Jesus rose from the dead, and before He went to the Father of Heaven, He returned to the garden to be with the women and gave her the gospel that He had returned.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Christian Faith Publishing, Inc.
• Release date: Aug 22, 2023
• ISBN: 9798889435761

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The Woman Went Back Into the Garden

Jessie L. Clark

ISBN 979-8-88943-575-4 (paperback)

ISBN 979-8-88943-576-1 (digital)

Copyright © 2023 by Jessie L. Clark

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Christian Faith Publishing

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All scriptures, unless otherwise stated, are taken from the King James Version of the Holy Bible.

Printed in the United States of America

Table of Contents

The Woman Returned to the Garden

Silent Perceptions

The Establishing

He Made a Way

The Price

The Garden Relationship

The Blood Was the Issue

In the Garden Again, Alone with Jesus

Rightful Place in the Garden

The Messiah Came

The Way

Heirs of God: Joint Heirs with Jesus

He Is Her Protector

The Second Woman, the Next Eve

Desire

My Prayer

The Marriage Covenant Feast

Revelation

Son of God: The Messiah

The Woman Returned to the Garden

When Did Truth Begin?

According to John 1:1–5, In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God. ² The same was in the beginning with God. ³ All things were made by him; and without him was not any thing made that was made. ⁴ In him was life; and the life was the light of man. ⁵ And the light shineth in darkness; and the darkness comprehended it not.

Silent Perceptions

The woman went back into the garden, chosen by God to be a witness of His salvation to all women.

The Bible is a testimony that we can all return to the garden, to the presence of God, and abide in His glory once again.

Like an ocean sweeping over me bringing nothing, just carrying me out to the deep.

I ask where is this master of the sea?

In all this water who can sow, who will reap.

When all that's good and alive is swept away,

When there is no night, no day.

What will it be? How can I say?

Who shall I call upon? To whom shall I pray?

When all the mystery has unfolded and all secrets are revealed,

Who is that secret one then, when all has been unsealed?

When there is nothing else to know,

And truly no place to step out on.

No one to talk to, not another soul,

What is this called? Where has he gone?

I remember the place where His lovers used to go,

That place, too, has gone; it's not here anymore.

It was just a whisper, but I heard a voice saying,

We must go now; we must go.

Then not a sound, only hush could be heard,

The unknown now known, the unrevealed now revealed.

They call a Savior, and who has He redeemed?

Yet the book was opened, releasing unclaimed wills.

This sea washing over my soul, never warm, never cold, never,

There is neither death nor life, no reproducing, no multiplying.

There the wind said the temple crumbled and felled!

There was those who had no place to go.

Crying where is Heaven, where is hell,

There is no creation, formless, void.

The Establishing

Then there was movement from up above; there was a voice; before the voice began to move, there was chaos. Then mercy came, escorted by grace. They came together and made a quorum and said, We can fix this, we can fix this. Together we can do this. A smile went out, followed by the Spirit of Creation, and said, Yes, we can, we can all do this. The sons and daughters came together, not rivaling, not competing, only submitting, touching, and agreeing. One covering the other. Flowing in the smile and joy of the Spirit. The daughters revered the