Garden Of Eden Gender Roles

In the garden of Eden God created male and female. They are “suited” for one another. Woman, coming forth from man, completed man’s need for fitting relationship. The one could not carry out God’s command to be fruitful, multiply and have dominion over the earth, without the other. Thus, for all of time, uniqueness of gender was established. The abilities of men and women differ. God made Adam to care for the garden, to protect and to keep it, and He made Eve to be a helper for Adam. Adam was created first; therefore, he was the head, and the woman (Eve) was to be under him. Together, they are the role model for division of labor. The dynamics of a household is closely compared to a sports team; the man is the head coach, the leader …show more content…
It is right and good for a man to be the head in most institutions such as national leadership, military leadership, and church leadership. God made man to be less easily deceived and better able to lead than a woman. However, if you look at every great man in history, you will most likely see that he had a great woman by his side, urging, helping and encouraging him on. Both of these roles are vital and effective when used properly. Unfortunately, today many falsely informed or deceived men and women are trying to change or mess with God’s perfect order of things. The world may see a woman running for president or graduating from a military school as an improvement and progress for women, but I do not. Nobody should want to kill another human being or participate in the ugly reality of war, but it is even worse to send our women out to do the fighting. Women are physically and emotionally less sturdy than men; this is a fact we can not escape. There is a place and a purpose for a woman 's make up, but it is definitely not on the battle front. Men and women’s traditional roles determined by God have always been both different and important, and always will be regardless of how the world choose to view or rebel against