Wesley expresses that sin is a byproduct of unbelief (Cox, 1957 p. 20). When Adam and Eve sinned against God by partaking in the forbidden fruit, it revealed their belief in Satan trumped their belief in God (Cox, 1957, p. 20). They voluntary transgressed against God’s law, when they consumed …show more content…
Sin can manifest in multiple ways such as; foolishness, unrighteousness and injustice, misplaced trust, hubris, familiarity, and idolatry (Powell, 2008, p. 114). It is imperative that we have an understanding of sin, in order to recognize that we have fallen victim to it, and to understand that we have the ability to call on our Father to deliver us out of it. God already warned his creation in Romans 3:23, “for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God.” Therefore, we must embark on a journey getting to know what kind of sin we are up against, so that we do not continue to