That is a very interesting study. If you want to trace it
in great detail, get Hislop's book "The Two Babylon's," and
you will see the Babylon origin of much of the Catholic
ritual.
Among these people are ancient legends which say that one
of Cain's sons, coveting the kingdom held by another of his
sons, treacherously killed him, stabbed him in the back with
a spear and took his kingdom, which is probably their
version of the murder of Abel by Cain, even though garbled,
somewhat, down through the centuries.
The Incas of Peru were probably Mayan colonies, because the
language of Peru, which was Quichua, shows their descent of
the Quichis of Guatemala, who were a branch of the Maya
nation.
Other events show how this culture was carried back and
forth. In much of Central America, after the winter rains,
comes the spring dry season. Then, there are summer rains.
At the beginning of the month of May, at midnight, the
Southern Cross Constellation stands exactly perpendicular
above the southern horizon, right in the meridian, and
shortly thereafter the next rainy season begins. The natives
recognize this as a sign that rain is coming soon. The Cross
was a very ancient symbol among all nations. The form in
which we have it in Christianity today, with the cross bar
going below the top of the vertical post, is a much later
form.
The earlier form of the cross was the Tau cross, with the
cross bar just resting on top of the vertical bar. This
cross is found in Egyptian records, as far back as you can
find anything in Egypt. The very name Tau is derived from
Mayan. T-a-u means literally "here water month."
In other words, when this Southern Cross Constellation
stood exactly vertical above the southern horizon, right on
the Meridain, it indicated the beginning of the water month;
the month when the rains would start.
This is the month for rain. The month of May is named from
Maia, the Goddess, the Good Dame, the Mother of the Gods. If
you investigate the Catholic religion, you will find
The Feast of the Adoration of the Holy Cross is May 3,
beginning of the water month. It is the day also consecrated
particularly to the Mother of God, The Good Lady. In other
words, straight out of Babylonian and Mayan paganism, which
again we trace to its source, in its beginning, to Cain or
Sargon.
From this, you can see that we can trace these ancient
religions not only to Babylonia, Sumer and Akkadia, but we
can trace Cain, a real person known to history under the
name of Sargon, even to Central and South America. Cain is
not myth!
We trust these pages will enable you to answer, without any
doubt, "What Happened to Cain?" (Taken, in part, from an
article entitled "What Happened to Cain?" by Bertrand
Comparet)
Now let's take up Cain's wife. Many people are always
asking about this and seem never able to understand so we
will try to show you all about her.
Where Did Cain Get His Wife?
This is a question that has caused a lot of controversy in
Christians and one which they have avoided for centuries;
especially the Judeo-Christians because most of them do very
little if any serious Bible study. They simply let some
so-called member of the clergy tell them what is what.
Since Cain was banished to the land of Nod, after his
brother's murder, and before Eve gave birth to her third son
Seth (Compare Genesis 4:8-17 with Genesis 4:25), then there
was as yet only one (supposed) descendant of Adam on earth,
and this was the reprobate Cain. We know that Cain had a
wife, and evidence would indicate that he had taken a female
from among the BEASTS OF THE FIELD, ONE OF THE OTHER RACES.
After the birth of his first son, Enoch, Cain built a city
(Genesis 4:17). THERE CAN BE NO CITY WITHOUT INHABITANTS AND
THOSE WHO INHABITED THE CITY WHICH HE BUILT WERE OBVIOUSLY
THE INHABITANTS OF THE LAND OF NOD, the same creating that
had been given to Adam as servants in the Garden of Eden.
They were driven forth with Adam, and became wanderers,
which is the meaning of the word NOD. These were a numerous
people who had been CREATED (Genesis 1:27) before the
FORMATION of Adam.
Before Cain was driven forth from the presence of God, he
complained:
"My punishment is greater than I can bear, Behold, Thou
hast driven me out this day from the face of the earth; and
from thy face shall I be hid; and I shall be a fugitive and
a vagabond in the earth; and it shall come to pass that
everyone that findeth me shall slay me." (Genesis 4:13-14)
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