Before Adam

The Fall of Enlil

Before Adam: The Fall of Enlil is a gripping theological novel that dares to explore the ancient war before time—a cosmic rebellion that set the stage for everything we know about good and evil, Eden and exile, heaven and earth.

Long before the creation of Adam, before the first sunrise, there was light—pure, holy, divine. And in that Light walked Enlil, a majestic angel created with brilliance, music, and purpose. But pride swelled within him. What began as a question became a challenge. What became a challenge became war.

This is the story of a rebellion in the heavens—a celestial uprising led not by a monster, but by one who once worshipped at the throne of Yehovah. Before Adam weaves together ancient biblical imagery, forgotten texts, and rich speculative theology to tell the story of how beauty became corruption, and how the seeds of deception were planted long before Eve ever met the serpent.

As the angels choose sides and the fabric of creation trembles, Enlil faces judgment—but not as expected. His punishment is not immediate destruction, but a deeper sentence: to witness, from the dust, the unfolding plan of redemption, mercy, and glory that he once rejected.

This book is not just fiction—it’s a bold reimagining that invites readers to consider the spiritual warfare behind the veil, the justice and mercy of a holy God, and the prophetic truths embedded in the Genesis narrative.

Before Adam is perfect for readers who love theological depth, epic storytelling, and thought-provoking insights into Scripture. Whether you’re a scholar, a seeker, or simply captivated by the mysteries of creation, this story will challenge what you thought you knew—and draw you into a war that still echoes today.

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I expected a book derived from the Bible, but what I got was a fictional book that that had little to do with the actual Bible.