What sin do the aborted die from?
Adam brought death, not sin.
The sins are our own doings.
What sin did Enoch commit?
How about Elijah?
Samuel?
John the Baptist?
If humans are "born in sin", so too was Jesus whose own mother had two sinning parents.
The scripture at Romans 5:12 says, "That is why, just as through one man sin entered into the world and death through sin, and so death spread to all men because they had all sinned. The scriptures that show how Adam would receive death is at Genesis 2:16,17 which says, "Jehovah God also gave this command to the man: “From every tree of the garden you may eat to satisfaction. But as for the tree of the knowledge of good and bad, you must not eat from it, for in the day you eat from it you will certainly die.” So Genesis 2:16,17 teach us that Adam would die if he disobeyed this command when told not eat from this forbidden tree. Genesis 3:17-19 shows that Adam was told he would die because he disobeyed the command stated at Genesis 2:16,17. Because of the sin of disobedience when Adam and Eve had children they passed sin and death on to their offspring(children).
Romans 5:12 states that “through one man sin entered into the world and death through sin, and thus death spread to all men because they had all sinned.” (
1John 1:8-10.) Some have explained this as meaning that all of Adam’s future offspring shared in Adam’s initial act of sin because, as their family head, he represented them and thereby made them, in effect, participants with him in his sin. The apostle, however, speaks of death as ‘spreading’ to all men, which implies a progressive rather than a simultaneous effect on Adam’s descendants.
Also, the apostle goes on to speak of death as ruling as king “from Adam down to Moses, even over those who had not sinned after the likeness of the transgression by Adam."(
Romans 5:14) Adam’s sin is rightly called a “transgression” since it was an overstepping of a stated law, an express command of God to him. Also, when Adam sinned, it was of his own free choice, as a perfect human who was free from disabilities. Clearly, his offspring have never enjoyed that state of perfection. So, these factors seem out of harmony with the view that ‘when Adam sinned, all of his as yet unborn descendants sinned with him.’ For all of Adam’s descendants to be held accountable as participants in Adam’s personal sin would require some expression of "
will" on their part as to having him as their family head. Yet none of them in reality willed to be born of him, their birth into the Adamic line resulting from the fleshly will of their parents.(
John 1:13)
The evidence, then, points to a passing on of sin from Adam to succeeding generations as a result of the recognized law of heredity. This is evidently what Psalms 51:5 refers to, when it says, “With error I was brought forth with birth pains, and in sin my mother conceived me.” Sin, along with its consequences, entered and spread to all the human race not merely because Adam was the family head of the race but because he, not Eve, was its progenitor, or human life source. From him, as well as from Eve, his offspring would inescapably inherit not merely physical characteristics but also personality traits, including the inclination toward sin.(
1Corinthians 15:22, 48, 49)
As far as Adams and Eve descendants being born in sin, obviously Jesus Christ parents Joseph and Mary were born in sin. So because Mary was a descendant of the sinner Adam, she herself was imperfect and sinful. The question some people raise is how Jesus, Mary’s “firstborn” (
Luke 2:7), could be perfect and free from sin in his physical organism. While modern geneticists have learned much about laws of heredity and about dominant and recessive characteristics, they have had no experience in learning the results of uniting perfection with imperfection, as was the case with Jesus’ conception. Whatever the case, it was the operation of God’s holy spirit at the time that guaranteed the success of God’s purpose. As the angel Gabriel explained to Mary, “power of the Most High” overshadowed her so that what was born was holy, God’s Son. God’s holy spirit formed, as it were, a protective wall so that no imperfection or hurtful force could damage, or blemish, the developing embryo, from conception onward.(
Luke 1:35)