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Do you believe it was by Adam and Eve’s ‘none confession’ to God that man fell?

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  1. Kevin Kilpatrick says:

    It is certainly a part of the whole. When they consumed the fruit of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil their nature was changed from only knowing good to knowing evil also. Fear also entered in, as evidenced by the two of them hiding from God.

  2. Arthur Adam Haglund says:

    Um, no. the bible is plain, disobedience was the Sn of Adam. He was told not to eat. He ate.

  3. Mat David says:

    Wow good question!

  4. Larry Koester says:

    Not acknowledging the truth about themselves, we constantly and condistantly do the same in not recognizing the truth about ourselves. Sin. The sin came first. Doubt of God’s. Truthfulness.

  5. Jereme McAlpin says:

    No

  6. Bob Jones says:

    No it was by there disobeying

  7. Robin James Greer says:

    No way Hozee ! They sinned !

  8. William Mc Sr. says:

    wh don’t you all read the bible ? eve sin first then made adam an acompolice buy bring him some to partake of it. that is why she was given the harshest punishment between the two.

  9. Israel Gose says:

    Yes it was. It was their lack of remorse and repentance. This is not to say their eating the apple wasn’t a sin. It was a sin. It was wrong. When God asked them: Where are you? What have you done? It was an invitation for them to confess their sins and repent. Neither happened. It was the beginning of the fall of man.

  10. Rick Holtsclaw says:

    It was Adam’s rejection of God’s Covenant of grace and sustenance by compromising with evil…a command directly given Adam by God that initiated the Fall and the Curse. Note that when Eve relented to Lucifer’s enticement, nothing happened, not until Adam sinned did God seek-out Adam for chastisement and for this reason “all die” in Adam.

  11. Stephen Barackman says:

    it was not the apple in the tree but the pair on the ground!

  12. Jeremy Bickel says:

    Non-Confession of Master Jesus due to believing that He, by His death, has the power to save – that is the present-day cause of lostness. But no, not in Adam’s day, evidently. However, if he *did* confess God to his wife, he might have overcome the temptation in the practical sense. We just don’t know about the interplay with confessing God and Adam’s sin.

  13. Steven Wells says:

    ??

  14. Roger Toothman says:

    They ate, they fell and then they died.

  15. Bariane Lozano says:

    It is pride resulting to disobedience
    “But the serpent said to the woman, “You will not surely die. For God knows that when you eat of it your eyes will be opened, and you will be like God, knowing good and evil.” So when the woman saw that the tree was good for food, and that it was a delight to the eyes, and that the tree was to be desired to make one wise, she took of its fruit and ate, and she also gave some to her husband who was with her, and he ate.”
    -Genesis 3:4-6

    The same way how lucifer fell from heaven…

  16. Marco Antonio Moreno Gutierrez says:

    Is was their rebellion against God

  17. Madison Willoughby says:

    Mankind fell because Adam and Eve ate from the tree which led to death instead of the tree which led to life.

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