There Were Two Trees in the Garden

By: Rick Joyner

Narrated by: Rick Joyner

The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil and the Tree of Life represent the basic conflict between the powers of darkness and the Kingdom of God. There Were Two Trees in the Garden is a study of the fundamental differences between these two trees and how they still affect our lives today.

As we proceed toward the consummation of this age, the struggle that began in the Garden of Eden will reach its zenith. With each passing day, it becomes more crucial for us to understand the battle that is raging for the hearts and souls of every human being.

This book is for those enmeshed in conflict: relational, internal, or spiritual. Rick Joyner uses the images of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil and the Tree of Life to explain the nature and existence of conflict and the way to achieve victory.

If it is your resolve to stand for the truth and to confront the darkness of our times, this audiobook will help you.

©2003 Destiny Image Publishers Inc. (P)2003 Destiny Image Publishers Inc.

perfect incapsulation of the story of God and man

I absolutely enjoyed every second of it. buy it and read it. you will probably read it several times

There were two trees in the garden

Excellent just like all his other books. Unusual depth in his understanding of scripture! Highly recommend it!

Good reading for the average Christian

This is good reading and I like the conclusion when I first read it 30 years ago. But it seriously needs a new updated edition that embraces the depth of this powerful message. The Tree of Life holds the key which unlocks the truth of wisdom and understanding that has been hidden from us through the watering down of sermons in mainstream Christianity. Now is the time for this revelation to be revealed if we are to overcome the fear that we are having to live with while evil dominates our political leaders.

A Fresh Look at the Garden of Eden!

It was a fresh look at the two trees in Eden and I agreed mostly with what the author wrote, but this can be heavy theologically. I like how it widened my mind to the two trees and how it affects my life today.

Two trees

Joyner gives a very in depth perspective to man's sin nature and redemption. Very thiought-provoking.