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The Second Book of Adam and Eve 7 — Chapter 7 — Seth marries Aklia. Adam lives to see grand children and great - grand children.

The Second Book of Adam and Eve · Restored Names Edition · first paragraph

1WHEN our father Adam saw that Seth was of a perfect heart, he wished him to marry; lest the enemy should appear to him another time, and overcome him.

2So Adam said to his son Seth, "I wish, 0 my son, that thou wed thy sister Aklia, Abel's sister, that she may bear thee children, who shall replenish the earth, according to Elohim's (God's) promise to us.

3"Be not afraid, 0 my son; there is no disgrace in it. I wish thee to marry, from fear lest the enemy overcome thee.'

4Seth, however, did not wish to marry; but in obedience to his father and mother, he said not a word.

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