I think both of them did

Here are some answers to those questions. 1. It give us an account of creation and the coming of man, and it shows us what happened and what caused the fall. 2. If eve fell, then adam would too? 3. They were created in gods image. 4. (Class Answere)Before, because of the thought and.or intent. 5. When eve ate the fruit, because it was his duty to protect her and the garden, and by letting her eat the fruit, he sinned. 6. She doubted God's integrity. 7. Yes, because it was his responsibility to protect her. 8. Because he gave...

Sorry I could not make it to church Sunday. I could not get to sleep until like 5 in the morning for some reason. Anyway, here are my thoughts: (1) We are utterly depraved by our very nature as human beings. God deals with us covenantally; thus, when Adam sinned, as the head of the human race, we all sinned together in him. (2) Women are naive... jk. Because he wanted to attack, as he always does, the most vulnerable places in humanity. He wanted to show, additionally, that even the strength of man, which is seen in the male...

Excellent! Keep discussing. These are great ideas. I'll post what I think after next week's lesson.

1) God's purpose for the Adam/Eve story is to show the origin of sin, man's depravity and present the problem within the overall story of Creation. 2)Satan chose Eve because she was more easily deceived. However, Adam was with her so this poses another problem. Was Adam deceived as well? we know he wasn't because Paul tells us that it was Eve who was deceived not Adam. So what was Adam doing during this whole ordeal while he was standing next to her? Did He let her eat the fruit or did she do it without Him seeing what was...

.... Mark asks hard questions. ;-) More seriously.... I think several of the above questions are ultimately surrounded in mystery. We simply do not know much about the cause of sin, because the Bible puts much less emphasis on that issue than its effects.

I think God makes it His job to confuse us. Because, if we don't know all the answers we have to trust God and His plan. So, that is why I think God only reveals some of what He knows. I think Adam was incredibly irresponsible, but Eve was also at fault. Question 11, Because God knew men were weak when it cames to women. God wants men to marry strong women who will encourage them in their faith. Unbelieving women will draw men away from God. Question 8: Because if God had not allowed us to sin He would...

I think so too Susannah

I'm thinking about doing some swithfoot songs in the youth praise teem. But its your game if you dont want to.

(1) God tells us the story of Adam and Eve, because it starts the path that leads to the cross. If we didn't have the story of Adam and Eve we would not understand why we need the cross in the first place.