Demons and the believer

[berkeley]

Originally Posted by 1ofthechosen

It's not specific it didn't say that in any order. You are seeing what you want to see.

You said she was killed spiritually by the serpent. I’m seeing what’s in the text. Her eyes were opened after Adam ate.

[1ofthechosen]

Originally Posted by berkeley

You said she was killed spiritually by the serpent. I’m seeing what’s in the text. Her eyes were opened after Adam ate.

It's not clear it just mentions it after they both ate. But let me ask you this then. Do you believe if Adam didn't eat of it, that Eve wouldn't have still sinned? It was the sin that opened up their eyes. God told them not to eat of thar tree. Whether the info came second hand or straight from the horses mouth it was a known law and regulation. So despite all of that she still would've been in sin because of the righteousness of God. He can't bend the rules, although He can provide a way back. So If she was the only one that sinned her eyes would've been opened regardless, alone. Do to the consequences of her action. So though the Bible says it after they both ate, it didn't just befall them only, because Adam ate, so both their eyes were opened. The woman played a part too. Ar the second she sinned her eyes were open also. Just they both became opened the second Adam followed with her. It was sin that opened their eyes unto good and evil, because they partook of it.