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originally posted by: troubleshooter
Do you really need to understand all the consequences of an action before obeying a direct command?
originally posted by: Matrixsurvivor
OMG....you are awesome....and I'm assuming a woman.
YHWH is the foot stool of the Way. I don't think that the Christians even know their beliefs on him. They are his little toy soldiers.
Sin is disobedience to the commandments of God. Eve never knew God that we can be sure of, and was relying on the word of Adam. When the serpent touched the fruit of the tree, she could see that it was a lie that she had been told by Adam. Therefore, the lie of Adam, while not intended to be evil, opened the door for evil to enter the Garden and tempt the woman. It was not her fault, in a sense, but the fault of both Adam and Eve, therefore the sin is shared and Adam ate with her.
is that they claim for themselves the right to decide where the boundary line comes,
originally posted by: jigglypuff
originally posted by: Dark Ghost
If God is omniscient and omnipotent, why did he create Adam and Eve in the first place, knowing they would disobey him when tempted with the opportunity? It wouldn't serve as a convenient method for people like you to excuse evil permitted by God (because evil HAD to originate from God) and be in the position to praise God for everything good in the world and man for everything bad? Tell me that isn't why?
If God did not place the tree of life in the garden, would they have disobeyed him?
The basis of the Gospel's Design is very simply to afford equal potential upon its completion. God made his statement clear about equal potential from the very beginning: COMMON MISTAKE: God uses the Tree of Life/Star Wormwood/Healing Waters, to give Equal Potential ... God uses the Lake of Fire to eliminate any possibility of salvation for those he simply rejects, Rev. 20:13-15/1Thes4:16-17.
originally posted by: yuppa
a reply to: jigglypuff
Jiggly. you are confusing Old testament law for how modern christians are to act. The OT law is not for us under the new covenant Jesus created when he sacrificed himself. And no the new covenant didnt destroy the old law it just changed it to history for christians.
Originally it was meant for the hebrews/jews to follow. it even states it in there.
God declares the Old Testament Law under the premise of the entirety of the Gospel's Program (1Chronicles 5:1-2)
144,000 of Reuben
144,000 of Benjamin
144,000 of Joseph
Moses was given two sets of 10 Commandments...Joshua was given one set of 10 Commandments (Joshua 8:32)
10 Generations of Genesis 5
10 Generations of Genesis 11
10 BABYLON THE GREAT of Gen 10:10-12
ROMANS 5:14 Nevertheless death reigned from Adam to Moses, even over them that had not sinned after the similitude of Adam's transgression, who is the figure of him that was to come.
ROMANS 5:15 But not as the offence, so also [is] the free gift. For if through the offence of one many be dead, much more the grace of God, and the gift by grace, [which is] by one man, Jesus Christ, hath abounded unto many.
Adam to Moses = 144,000 of Joseph ... represented by the "Rod of Joseph/Rod of Iron/Staff of Moses" (same)
Moses to Christ = 144,000 of Joseph ... represented by the "Two Mites, Two Men on the Cross with Jesus, Two Witnesses" (same)
144,000 of Joseph's precedence in the New Testament Era beginning with the arrival of Jesus, does not and did not invalidate any of terms of law, it only revealed the condemnation of the law to a greater degree (Global Census Bureau reports only 4 Significant classifications of rape and murder to only 4 Races, plus darker skin colors, plus significant aggression among all nations outside of the usa's population, either by civil offenses, civil rights offenses, or straight moral and devil disobedience).
originally posted by: BigBrotherDarkness
a reply to: jigglypuff
What about this fellow then? Mind you it's written in the book of life as well... and not quite as long ago.
Jude 1:4, Calls the "Generation of Sin", Pet People, it calls them unable to receive any mercy from Jesus, so that they are unable to receive the 144,000 of Joseph and they are suicidal for this reason at the end of time, in the presence of the Antichrist which God uses to represent the interests of the 144,000 of Joseph for this very specific reason. Genetic Dan since the New Testament Began, even before Jesus arrived officially, began to thrive on death and suicide only, this is what they have become now, facing the end of their lives. (God gave the Holy Spirit the "Tree of Life" to create Animals, but God did not give Adam the "Tree of Life" or a Legal reason to create, Pet People or Animal People, they must be put to death soon, it is necessary).
originally posted by: birdxofxprey
Gen. 2:16-17 βAnd the Lord God commanded the man, saying, βYou may freely eat of every tree of the garden; but of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil you shall not eat, for in the day that you eat of it you shall die.ββ
originally posted by: TheConstruKctionofLight
a reply to: DISRAELI
is that they claim for themselves the right to decide where the boundary line comes,
This implies that there were other unsuitable helpers for Adam before Eve -
israelect.com...
Obviously, the trees in the Garden of God in Eden were "family trees" of races and nations, who admired and envied the early Assyrian Empire. These made up the "garden" that Adam was to cultivate. That is, Satan had been what we might call the Superintendent of this planet, to rule it in obedience to God's will, until he for-feited that position by rebellion against God. Adam was sent to take his place. It was Adam's job to rule the various nations and races of the earth as God's representative here, educating them in God's laws, and enforcing obedience to those laws. These other races and nations had been here long before Adam .
originally posted by: Itisnowagain
a reply to: concerned190
I am not 100% sure but I think she went on and had some children so she didn't die - or am I wrong?
originally posted by: concerned190
originally posted by: Itisnowagain
a reply to: concerned190
I am not 100% sure but I think she went on and had some children so she didn't die - or am I wrong?
Cain and Abel and Seth and more I think. She didn't die.
originally posted by: Nochzwei
a reply to: birdxofxprey
where is the paradox? God commanded not to eat of a particular tree, thats all