It is theorized that Plato’s mythical island that sunk beneath the waters was in fact the ‘imaginary’ continent of the ancients, known to them as Terra Australis Incognita. This inhabited continent was destroyed by a comet which struck the earth immediately south of South America, leaving only the areas known as Tierra del Fuego, Australia, New Zealand and Antarctica above water. The inhabitants were fully aware of the impending disaster and many of them were able to leave the continent on at least a thousand ships, giving rise to Noah legends all over the world. The leading group settled in Egypt, where the local Arab population referred to them as Serpents. It is shown that the Atlanteans were the original Hebrew people and that the names of the ten twins of Atlantis as given by Plato, as well as names like Osiris, Seth, Isis, Khufu, ‘paradise’, Baghdad, Babylon and even the concept of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, all have Hebrew origins. Against this backdrop, a real-life interpretation of the Garden of Eden, the Original Sin and the Eviction of the Serpent from Eden is presented.