How do you think Adam felt about his sin in the Garden of Eden? Was he aware of all its consequences? Did he tell his children, or keep it to himself? What was his life like? Did God treat him differently because he was the First Man? Did his ancestors honor him or blame him? Over nine hundred years later, Lamech, the father of Noah, is about to find out. Visit a time when people did not count birthdays, women gave birth for hundreds of years, and everyone thought they were going to live forever. This is the world Lamech was born into. Lamech was raised with people long since migrated to a land away from the knowledge of Adam and the ways of Yahweh. He has a reoccurring dream and a grandfather who tell him he must go north and search for the First Man. He is not even sure Yahweh exists much less the First Man. Lamech has plans to marry. Yahweh has other plans. What Lamech discovers not only affects his future, but the future of all mankind.