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@Cuvoastoh6321 yes, Genesis 3:6 ,’and gave also unto her husband WITH HER ; and he did eat. He was the head of them he was suppose to tell her no, it was sinning against God’s instruction. The man is head over his wife she’s only a HELPmeet(helpmate) not leader. Ephesians 5:23, For the husband is the head of the wife. And be in subjection of her husband IPeter 3:1) Did he take over and guide her to obey God in not eating the forbidden fruit? No ! Notice God addresses Adam first.
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21:29 if woman passes sin to her offspring how was Mary mother of Jesus able to birth the "sinless lamb of God"? Read Romans 5 to know who passes sin to their offspring. Lots of bible teachers, few who actually know the word.
You framed your entire talk on Eve being the culprit in the fall of man. Where in scripture does it mention "apple"? Eve was not even present when the man was commanded not to eat. God did not tell her, that was Adam's job. In the conversation with the snake Adam is standing right there. Eve is following his lead. Adam does not toss the snake out, but lets him talk. Eve was not punished for eating, she was punished for turning to Adam when she found herself in crisis. You can always determine the nature of the crime by the punishment. She chose to make Adam her God and God tells her "he will not be sympathetic towards you, he will not carry your birthing pains as I have." "In turning you will turn to him, and he will simply overrule you." BTW, You cannot curse that which God has blessed. GOD DID NOT CURSE ADAM AND EVE. He did however curse the snake and the ground. You got Eve all wrong. Adam and the snake tricked her.
By using the term "apple" it demonstrates that you are reading stuff into the narrative that is not there. You keep saying what Eve thought. The bible tells you what she thought, Genesis 3:6, compare that to Genesis 2:9, so close but still wrong. That was Adam's fault. The only other pertinent thing to this story is 1 Timothy 2:14, she was tricked, and in 15 we see the word "notwithstanding" it is a legal term that acknowledges a fact but renders that fact not in effect so the following can occur unimpeded. What was the following, childbirth! So woman could bring the savior into the earth without sin.
