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I found a website with info about both Jasher and Enoch books, but I don't know how true it is because there are no references, only assertions. Here they are: https://www.followintruth.com/why-is-the-book-of-jasher-not-in-the-bible https://www.followintruth.com/the-book-of-enoch

I've often wondered about that myself, Base12. But Genesis 2:21-23 (before the fall) mentions Adam and Eve were both made of flesh.

Thank you, Base12! Jasher! That book isnt quite considered Holy Scripture though, is it? I'm still going to write to Trey Smith and get his take on this matter.

You all have been most welcoming and helpful to a new member. Thank you!

Thank you SteveB. Yes, he has a lot of videos there on his website, but they are partial content compared to his premium "Partner" content. I am watching some of it now. I like his style, but I think some of his theology is off. He seems to make a lot of connections between obscure knowledge...

I see. So, the temple garment is fashioned by man (like the fig leaf covering); and that sounds like they are still rejecting the sacrifice of life God provided them in the garden and on the cross in order to provide their own "grace" today. So sad...

I didn't know Mormons revere the garments! So, the undergarments worn under their clothes are a symbol of Adam and Eve's garments? I will have to look into that Mormon belief. I don't think Trey Smith is Mormon. Apparently I can learn all about these garments if I subscribe to his premium...

I agree. SOMEONE felt the garments were magic, I guess. But I'm wondering where Trey Smith got his belief/claim and I want to check it out.

Yes, I'll do that! Thanks for the link to his FaceBook. It will be interesting to know why he claims that.

I heard the claim in a Trey Smith YT video. It's the first I've heard of it as well. But I thought someone on these forums might be aware of where this got started.

I recently came across claims that Ham (Noah's son) stole the garments of Adam and Eve from Noah, and later gave them to his son, Cush. Then Cush gave them to Nimrod. There is nothing in the Bible about this. Does anyone know where this belief came from?

I hope to get some questions answered, and maybe help to answer some to others as well. I appreciate the opportunity to be here.