Venus, the ancient Eden beside the Earth, the planets are the same size, they are twins.
Images obtained from NASA (https://solarsystem.nasa.gov//planets/index.cfm)
If God separated the waters, He could also join them again. In the flood God brought the two planets together and transferred the waters from Eden to Earth. In Genesis 7:11 he reports that all the fountains of the great abyss were broken and the windows of heaven were opened. If the windows of heaven were opened then the waters came from space. The force of attraction of the planet has blown the Earth's mantle, breaking the sources of the great abyss. Eden was transformed entirely into a lake of fire that burns with sulfur because God destroyed it as mentioned in Genesis 6:13. Eden is the current planet Venus.
The garden of Eden was in an elevated region, and is currently north of Venus. Assyria and the rivers Pisom, Giom, Tigre (Hiddekel in the Hebrew version) and Euphrates mentioned in Genesis 2:10, are quotes from Eden and not from Earth. The culture of Eden came with Noah and his sons and that is where the geographic names on Earth (Iraq) came from, and where men are still looking for the garden of Eden.
The civilization of Eden remained for 40 thousand years, from Adam until the flood (1656 years in God's time, it must be multiplied by 24, as a day), but ended up being destroyed after the war between Archangel Michael and the dragon. The dragon, defeated in the war, left his throne and great power to a beast (Revelation 13:4), and dragged after him a third of the stars of Heaven (Revelation 12:4). In principle, the war in Heaven should not affect the peoples of Eden, but the civilization of Eden ended up being destroyed in Armageddon (Revelation 16:16) in an attempt to contain the power that the dragon gave to the beast and almost extinguished the human species. God repented of making man (Genesis 6:6), sent the flood and transferred creation to Earth with Noah.
The civilization of Eden was destroyed in Armageddon in an attempt to contain the power that the dragon gave the beast and almost extinguished the human species. God repented of making man in Eden (Genesis 6:13), sent the flood and transferred the creation of Eden to Earth with Noah. In Genesis 6:12 he reports, without the details that appear in the book of Revelation (12 to 19), that all flesh had corrupted its way on earth.
There are two biblical accounts that refer to the destruction of creation: On Earth and in Eden.
On Earth were the men created on the sixth day of creation, the Neanderthals who coexisted with humans and also the descendants of Cain, who had reasoning and speech. In Genesis 6:7 it says that God decided to destroy men and animals from the face of the earth. Jesus Christ spoke in Matthew 24:38 that men ate, drank, married and gave in marriage and the flood took them all away. Jesus was talking about the man God created on earth and not the man God formed in Eden.
● Genesis 6:7 » And Jehovah said, I will destroy man whom I have created from the face of the ground; both man, and beast, and creeping things, and birds of the heavens; for it repenteth me that I have made them.
In Eden, men were destroying themselves in a bloody battle at Armageddon (Revelation 16:16) between those who were faithful to the Lamb and worshipers of the beast and God decided to destroy men along with the earth (Genesis 6:13). The Earth was not destroyed, but Eden was. The word earth applies to both planet Earth and Eden.
● Genesis 6:13 » And God said unto Noah, The end of all flesh is come before me; for the earth is filled with violence through them; and, behold, I will destroy them with the earth.
The preservation of God's creation in the flood
