Pishon Forgotten River

Pishon Forgotten River explores the enduring mystery of the Pishon River, one of the four rivers described in Genesis as flowing from the Garden of Eden, but now lost to history. This quest delves into ancient geography, biblical narratives, and the origins of civilization. The book examines the biblical account, analyzing the Hebrew text and interpretations by theologians and scholars. It also surveys theories proposing locations from Africa to Arabia, evaluating evidence based on ancient trade routes and the distribution of gold, as Havilah was known for its gold. The book progresses by establishing a biblical foundation, analyzing the Pishon's description as winding through Havilah. Chapters systematically examine major location theories, incorporating geological, archaeological, and linguistic evidence. This approach integrates findings from diverse fields, aiming to engage both academic researchers and general readers interested in biblical studies, ancient history, and geographical mysteries. Identifying the Pishon could illuminate the historical context of the Garden of Eden and ancient river systems.