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Which sin did Adam and Eve commit?
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According to Rom 4:15 & Rom 5:13, sins don't go on the books when no rule has
been broken.
For example: God took Eve to task for persuading her husband to taste the forbidden
fruit, but He couldn't indict her for that because up till then it wasn't forbidden to cause
someone to stumble.
God took Adam to task for following his wife's lead. But there again God couldn't
indict him for that because up till then it wasn't forbidden to marginalize God.
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Self-centered rebellion against their Creator's rulership, and all humans have followed their lead unless Jesus rescues them.Which sin did Adam and Eve commit?
Self-centered rebellion against their Creator's rulership, and all humans have followed their lead unless Jesus rescues them.
I agree, but God can soften their hearts to believe through our witnessing to them about God's work in our lives, which is what he has called believers to do.True, it's the people who are still like Adam & Eve that don't think they need God and His salvation.
I agree, but God can soften their hearts to believe through our witnessing to them about God's work in our lives, which is what he has called believers to do.
Well, God kicked them out of the garden because they did something wrong, that is, disobeying his specific command about the fruit of that tree that he knew would cause them to be controlled by evil.~
According to Rom 4:15 & Rom 5:13, sins don't go on the books when no rule has
been broken.
For example: God took Eve to task for persuading her husband to taste the forbidden
fruit, but He couldn't indict her for that because up till then it wasn't forbidden to cause
someone to stumble.
God took Adam to task for following his wife's lead. But there again God couldn't
indict him for that because up till then it wasn't forbidden to marginalize God.
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They didnt obey God and because of them we all dieWhich sin did Adam and Eve commit?
True.They didnt obey God and because of them we all die
Which sin did Adam and Eve commit? Reading several posts above, I think they were not enough to clarify what really hapenned with Adam and Eve .
Thank you for your reply.What really happened with Adam and Eve consisted of more than just the sin they committed (disobeying God's rules about what was right and wrong and deciding right and wrong for themselves, effectively putting their own will above God and in his place) but the results -consequences- that came from that decision.
What you are saying above, is exactly what happened in Genesis 3:1, and the MIND of Eve was CORRUPTED by the interpretation the Devil, the MAN of sin, now red Dragon-Revelation 12:9, did give her.Most of the various pastors and Christian thinkers I've talked to over the years seem to think this tree that Adam decided to partake of is really not a real tree but a symbolic representation of something else less material, but I would ask you to consider something in light of the knowledge God has revealed to us through science in our times: Perhaps that tree was actually a real tree that was forbidden since it contained a mutagenic compound in its fruit that would alter the perfect genetics of Adam in such a manner that Man, who was not designed to die, would now die and pass this genetic alteration along to his offspring.
This result of Adam's sin is not passed along by the female X chromosome but through the male Y one, making the Sin of Adam the sin of Adam and not the sin of Eve.
Now this is just something to think about, and think about in relation to other parts of the Scripture of the Bible, including why Jesus had to have God as his direct father instead of simply having his spirit come into some newly conceived child with earthly parents, as well as how sin is passed from one generation to the next and what the glorified bodies of the resurrection will have to be like to return us to that which God intended for us when he first formed us out of the dust of the earth.
Again, not claiming this to be a truth but just something to consider while looking for the Truth.
We need to interpret the universe in the light of the Bible's truths instead of the other way around. In other words, you and the preachers you have listened to use the findings (perhaps) of science to interpret the Bible, which is a wrong approach to it. We must interpret the Bible according its own meanings and assumptions, not people's extra-biblical ideas. Why? Because it's God's inspired Word.What really happened with Adam and Eve consisted of more than just the sin they committed (disobeying God's rules about what was right and wrong and deciding right and wrong for themselves, effectively putting their own will above God and in his place) but the results -consequences- that came from that decision.
Most of the various pastors and Christian thinkers I've talked to over the years seem to think this tree that Adam decided to partake of is really not a real tree but a symbolic representation of something else less material, but I would ask you to consider something in light of the knowledge God has revealed to us through science in our times: Perhaps that tree was actually a real tree that was forbidden since it contained a mutagenic compound in its fruit that would alter the perfect genetics of Adam in such a manner that Man, who was not designed to die, would now die and pass this genetic alteration along to his offspring.
This result of Adam's sin is not passed along by the female X chromosome but through the male Y one, making the Sin of Adam the sin of Adam and not the sin of Eve.
Now this is just something to think about, and think about in relation to other parts of the Scripture of the Bible, including why Jesus had to have God as his direct father instead of simply having his spirit come into some newly conceived child with earthly parents, as well as how sin is passed from one generation to the next and what the glorified bodies of the resurrection will have to be like to return us to that which God intended for us when he first formed us out of the dust of the earth.
Again, not claiming this to be a truth but just something to consider while looking for the Truth.