A journey from the creation of this world to the future establishment of God's kingdom on this earth
Excerpt
Even though Eve was the first to fall into temptation, Adam did not have to follow suit.
Like Eve, he was responsible for his own actions and could have chosen not to disobey the command of God. He was not in any way forced to eat the fruit but made his own decision to break God’s law. They both sinned by choice and they were both granted the same punishment for their disobedience to God - banishment from the garden of Eden
When Eve ate the fruit nothing happened to her, so she went and gave some to Adam. He, seeing that Eve ate it and nothing happened to her, disregarded the law that God had given to him and ate some of it also. That’s when the world as he knew it came crashing down all around him.
As soon as he ate the fruit, his worldview became drastically different. Nothing was the same anymore. Whereas he and his wife were naked and unashamed, they were now aware of their nakedness and they were ashamed. Where they once welcomed the presence of God when he came to spend time with them in the garden, they now hid themselves when they heard his voice. Their worldview was changed forever, and they set in motion a changing of the tides of life that will not cease until the Lord, Jesus Christ, the Son of God, returns to set up His kingdom on earth.
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