The Autobiography of Methuselah

In this revealing autobiography, the world's oldest man, Methuselah, shares his personal recollections from ancient times, including stories about his ancestors Adam and Eve, and his thoughts on early human history. He discusses his concerns about Noah's famous boat and offers surprising perspectives on women's suffrage and his relatives Cain and Abel. Originally inscribed on stone tablets, this historical account provides a unique and accessible glimpse into the distant past.