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The Euphrates Isn’t in the Bible? Think Again.

We’ve been handed modern maps, modern names, and modern interpretations of an ancient text. But what if some of the foundational “facts” we’ve been taught—like the location of Eden’s rivers—aren’t in the Bible at all?

In this video, we take a closer look at Genesis 2 and uncover the original Hebrew names of the four rivers flowing from Eden: Pishon, Gihon, Hiddekel, and Perath. You might know Perath by another name: Euphrates. But that name doesn’t come from the Bible—it comes from Greek and Persian sources, added centuries later.

We also explore the common translation of Ashur as Assyria, and why that might be misleading—especially since the Assyrian empire didn’t exist in the time of Genesis.

This video challenges assumptions and invites you to take a fresh look at Scripture—not through a colonized lens, but through the original language it was written in.

✨ If you call yourself a believer, Christian, or follower of the Way, this is your reminder: Read the book for yourself. Don’t let the world tell you what it says.

👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments. Have you ever questioned what you were taught about the Bible’s geography?