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Another question that can be asked is why did Satan go after Eve instead of Adam?
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Another question that can be asked is why did Satan go after Eve instead of Adam?
Because Adam could not be deceived, since GOD spoke the TRUTH to him. Eve, however, was deceived from the Beginning, since Adam is he who became Satan, the devil, and the serpent (as i believe).
isn't that how sin began spreading?
Adam failing to take responsibility and blaming the woman he was given
who proceeded to blame the snake
and you find ppl on forums blaming God
all this blaming led to the disharmony among us
we cannot trust each other
we are Eve to the other's Adam
where we should find love
we encounter subjugation
as sin infiltrated humanity
Greetings enlightened,Because Adam could not be deceived, since GOD spoke the TRUTH to him. Eve, however, was deceived from the Beginning, since Adam is he who became Satan, the devil, and the serpent (as i believe).
I believe satan was once described as the seal of perfection, full of wisdom and perfect in beauty, perfect in his ways since the day he was created
untill iniquity was found in him
In John 8:44 we see an example of how Jesus phrased the relationship between the Pharisees and the devil. A careful reading of Genesis shows that Adam was there when the serpent spoke (see Gen 3:6 "... and gave also unto her husband, with her...) and that he remained silent (when he should have spoken up and declared the Word of the Lord). He had witnessed (see Gen 2:17) and had heard what God has said about eating the fruit of the tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. Had he chosen to speak up and give his testimony about what God had said (in response to the question posed by the serpent, "Has God said...?) at that moment, while listening with his wife, the bone of his bones, the flesh of his flesh, things would have gone a different way. It was by the 1st Adam that sin entered the world.Your belief is correct according to EZ28:12-15; but, is this not also the same state Adam was in at his creation, given he was created in the expressed image of the LORD, which is that of a man, and after the Likeness of the LORD, which is light (Ez1:26-28; 1JN1:9)? And was not iniquity also found in Adam's heart (bosom, JOB31:33)?
Consider: since the devil is the father of the lie and all who lie (JN8:44), then the only way Eve could speak the untruth - Don't Touch - in her testimony (GEN3:2-3), is if it was a lie she was told prior, and she believe was the truth. Then Adam is to blame for this deception because he was the only one to whom the LORD GOD spoke the Commandment, for Eve was not yet created (GEN2:15-17).
Do you not realize that the man has blamed the woman (and all women) since the Beginning, and has held her in bondage, even though he is the serpent who deceived her? i speak a revelation, that 'That Wicked One' is indeed Adam.
In John 8:44 we see an example of how Jesus phrased the relationship between the Pharisees and the devil. A careful reading of Genesis shows that Adam was there when the serpent spoke (see Gen 3:6 "... and gave also unto her husband, with her...) and that he remained silent (when he should have spoken up and declared the Word of the Lord). He had witnessed (see Gen 2:17) and had heard what God has said about eating the fruit of the tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. Had he chosen to speak up and give his testimony about what God had said (in response to the question posed by the serpent, "Has God said...?) at that moment, while listening with his wife, the bone of his bones, the flesh of his flesh, things would have gone a different way. It was by the 1st Adam that sin entered the world.
This is why we need our Savior, for we too have the knowledge of Good and Evil, we too (by inheritance) share this (along with the Judgment of God for our actions) with our father and mother. Yet in the curse we find a promise. The first promise, given to the seed of the woman. (Gen 3:15)
Now we know that God sees time differently than we do. Psalms 90:4 shows us that long periods of time are seen as a day, or and even shorter period, the watch in the night (just some few hours). God is not slack concerning His promise. Zechariah (whose name means 'Yahweh Remembers'), a descendant of Aaron, saw this promise being carried out when the angel Gabriel spoke to him about his son, John (also known as the Baptist). Gabriel said that his son (the cousin of Jesus) would lead many to the Lord and would be a Prophet, announcing the coming of the Messiah. (See the Good News of Luke, chapter 1)
Today, the church is also seen as a woman. We are told of her by Jesus who likens the "sorrows" to birth pangs. For " “I have exalted one chosen from the people.†Psalm 89:19. (Psalm 89 linked here) We are shown in the Vision, given to John (the Beloved) some of what this means and now we are starting to see that truly God does show the end from the beginning.
You are absolutely correct. I do fail to realize this. Utterly.You fail to realize that Adam is the serpent, and he stood quietly by as Eve picked and ate the fruit because he wanted her to eat first. Is this love on Adam's part? i think not.
The rest of your post has nothing to do with who is more to blame in the original sin.
You are absolutely correct. I do fail to realize this. Utterly.
I do not believe that Adam was "the devil" or Satan.
Your belief is correct according to EZ28:12-15; but, is this not also the same state Adam was in at his creation, given he was created in the expressed image of the LORD, which is that of a man, and after the Likeness of the LORD, which is light (Ez1:26-28; 1JN1:9)? And was not iniquity also found in Adam's heart (bosom, JOB31:33)?
Consider: since the devil is the father of the lie and all who lie (JN8:44), then the only way Eve could speak the untruth - Don't Touch - in her testimony (GEN3:2-3), is if it was a lie she was told prior, and she believe was the truth. Then Adam is to blame for this deception because he was the only one to whom the LORD GOD spoke the Commandment, for Eve was not yet created (GEN2:15-17).
Do you not realize that the man has blamed the woman (and all women) since the Beginning, and has held her in bondage, even though he is the serpent who deceived her? i speak a revelation, that 'That Wicked One' is indeed Adam.
You fail to realize that Adam is the serpent, and he stood quietly by as Eve picked and ate the fruit because he wanted her to eat first. Is this love on Adam's part? i think not.
The rest of your post has nothing to do with who is more to blame in the original sin.
**** enlightened.. this is a problem I need you to clarify please. You are saying that the serpent is actually Adam, not the devil, in the account of Eve being tempted in the garden of Eden? That correct?
Here is the text;
3 Now the serpent was more crafty than any of the wild animals the Lord God had made. He said to the woman, “Did God really say, ‘You must not eat from any tree in the garden’?â€
2 The woman said to the serpent, “We may eat fruit from the trees in the garden, 3 but God did say, ‘You must not eat fruit from the tree that is in the middle of the garden, and you must not touch it, or you will die.’â€
This is Adam talking to Eve by your account? that right?
Greetings enlightened,
I found a couple topical studies online that I hope will help your search. Keep knocking, keep asking and know that He hears and will answer.
Study one: BibleStudy.org
Study two: Naves Topical Study hosted on BibleStudyTools.com
I can locate more if you'd like.
Cordially,
Sparrowhawke
it was a lie she was told prior, and she believe was the truth.
This may be the truth but then again....
Eve could have exaggerated what Adam did say to her. She may not even have intentionally done this.
Example with a young child.
Mom says, you cannot eat the candy bar that's on the counter.
The child puts their hands behind their back and walks away. What did they hear? Do not eat, do not touch.
I've seen this happen.
To knowingly change the truth into a lie, or pervert it as such, is called lying; therefore, if Eve exaggerated the truth by including the untruth 'don't touch', then she is the first liar, which contradicts JN8:44.
Therefore, her speaking that untruth is not the first time it was spoken. It was the lie she was first told was the truth.