1. If you look at Genesis 3:1 the serpent states “Did God actually say, ‘You shall not eat of any tree in the garden?” It appears the serpent is questioning and contradicting God’s directions. In addition the serpent’s fallowing statement is perceived as God holding out on Adam and Eve. In Genesis 3:1 the serpent claims “God knows that when you eat of it your eyes will be opened and you will be like God, Knowing good and evil.” This gives Eve the impression that having her eyes open to good and evil is abundant compared to life prior to the fall. Furthermore, the serpent first questions God’s word, followed by mixing truth with a lie, then making Eve believe she will receive more than what she we actually acquire.
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When observing Genesis 2:22-25 I notice Adam and Eves have a oneness in the midst of their relationship. However, after the fall it is evident they are disconnected from Gods original proposal for a husband and wife. One outcome due to the fall is, Eve’s failure to submit to Adam. In addition Adam will attempt to control his wife. However, prior to the fall they were both unashamed of nakedness. In comparison to that statement, after the fall they sewed fig leaves together due to shameful actions.
7. In Genies: 14-15 God curses the serpent in result of tempting Eve to eat from the Tree of Life. God removed the serpent’s legs as a punishment. This act by God forced the serpent’s offspring’s to slither on their bellies for the remaining of earth’s existence. In addition the serpent’s offspring’s will have hostility with the offspring’s of Eve. Hostility will result in the serpent’s undergoing defeat throughout conflict with humans, for his head will be bruised.
8. Due to the disobedience presented by Eve labor pains will be multiplied for the duration of child bearing. God concluded that Eve and her offspring’s will experience intense labor pains. Furthermore, in consequence of Eve signifying immoral actions to Adam there is a continuing struggle concerning husband and wife for leadership in marriage. This damages Gods original design of husband and
2. Subsequently analyzing …show more content…
When observing Genesis 2:22-25 I notice Adam and Eves have a oneness in the midst of their relationship. However, after the fall it is evident they are disconnected from Gods original proposal for a husband and wife. One outcome due to the fall is, Eve’s failure to submit to Adam. In addition Adam will attempt to control his wife. However, prior to the fall they were both unashamed of nakedness. In comparison to that statement, after the fall they sewed fig leaves together due to shameful actions.
7. In Genies: 14-15 God curses the serpent in result of tempting Eve to eat from the Tree of Life. God removed the serpent’s legs as a punishment. This act by God forced the serpent’s offspring’s to slither on their bellies for the remaining of earth’s existence. In addition the serpent’s offspring’s will have hostility with the offspring’s of Eve. Hostility will result in the serpent’s undergoing defeat throughout conflict with humans, for his head will be bruised.
8. Due to the disobedience presented by Eve labor pains will be multiplied for the duration of child bearing. God concluded that Eve and her offspring’s will experience intense labor pains. Furthermore, in consequence of Eve signifying immoral actions to Adam there is a continuing struggle concerning husband and wife for leadership in marriage. This damages Gods original design of husband and