ECT Understand the Fall of Adam according to Covenant

Ktoyou

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The revelation of covenant blood; necessarily sacrificed to atone and save the souls of sinful men, is not important to you?

C'mon Kat!

This is gospel talk, and nothing less than . . .

That may be important, but as to whether God killed animals, or not, to cloth Adam and Eve does not seem so important. Had it been so, then it would have been written.
 

Tambora

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It is there read it again and ask God to open your eyes, ears, and heart.
Here it is for YOU to open your eyes, ears, heart, and brain.

Genesis 3:21 KJV
(21) Unto Adam also and to his wife did the LORD God make coats of skins, and clothed them.



Not a peep about killing an animal, spilling it's blood, or skinning it.
It is not there, and if some spirit has told it is, then you are listening to an evil spirit.
 

Nang

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That may be important, but as to whether God killed animals, or not, to cloth Adam and Eve does not seem so important. Had it been so, then it would have been written.

The very first bloody sacrifice for sin, was performed and offered by God Himself, as type of the sacrifice of Jesus Christ promised.

This is the Gospel.

It is very seriously wrong to discount, dismiss, or refuse to appreciate the bloody atonement God provided A&E in Genesis 3:21.
 

dodge

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Here it is for YOU to open your eyes, ears, heart, and brain.

Genesis 3:21 KJV
(21) Unto Adam also and to his wife did the LORD God make coats of skins, and clothed them.



Not a peep about killing an animal, spilling it's blood, or skinning it.
It is not there, and if some spirit has told it is, then you are listening to an evil spirit.

Ok, I will bite ! Do you suppose God used alien skins or maybe big foot's skin , or maybe HE used the lock nest monsters skin ?

Why do you try to complicate what is obvious in scripture ?

Why do you suppose in the process of time Cain and Able brought 2 different offerings and Cain's was rejected and Able's , who shed the blood of the animal, was accepted. Kinda explains what God used doesn't it unless of course you refuse be taught by scripture ?
 

glorydaz

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Here it is for YOU to open your eyes, ears, heart, and brain.

Genesis 3:21 KJV
(21) Unto Adam also and to his wife did the LORD God make coats of skins, and clothed them.



Not a peep about killing an animal, spilling it's blood, or skinning it.
It is not there, and if some spirit has told it is, then you are listening to an evil spirit.

God made man from the dust of the ground....clearly, all things are possible with God. :)
 

Tambora

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The very first bloody sacrifice for sin, was performed and offered by God Himself, as type of the sacrifice of Jesus Christ promised.

This is the Gospel.

It is very seriously wrong to discount, dismiss, or refuse to appreciate the bloody atonement God provided A&E in Genesis 3:21.
The blood atonement was our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
You will find no scripture that says the skins GOD covered Adam's nakedness with were from an animal that GOD killed, spilled it's blood, and skinned.
It's not in the story in Genesis, it's not referenced by any other of the bible writers in the OT or the NT that the skins covering Adam's nakedness was from a sacrificed animal that GOD killed, spilled it's blood, and skinned.
It is an assumption that has grown popular, but it is not what scripture says happened.
 

Nang

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Of course we cannot know the ultimate state of Adam, wherein we have no explicit markers from Scripture to determine. I do think a Brakel is persuasive:

a Brakel:

Objection:
"There is no proof that Adam and Eve were saved by Christ. The very opposite appears to be true in Heb 11:4, where Abel is presented as the first believer, as well as in Matt 23:35 where he is presented as the first righteous man."

Answer:
First, Abel is indeed mentioned in these texts, but not as the first righteous man, neither as the first believer.

Where, then, is the "first believer" named?


Thirdly, that Adam believed in the promised seed is proven...

Where?

(1) by virtue of the established covenant which could not exist without there being a partaker of this covenant. If Adam had not been a partaker of this covenant, it would have been without a partaker until Abel and Seth, who was born 130 years after Adam's creation. When God established a covenant with Abraham, he was himself included. Would God establish the covenant of grace, referring to the seed of the woman which would bruise the head of the serpent, and not include Adam and Eve in this covenant? Would this covenant then not be efficacious for so many years in the absence of partakers of this covenant? Would God have made announcement to Adam and Eve concerning the covenant of grace, and then have excluded them from it?

Looks to me like the covenant of grace and promise of Messiah, was made to Eve. Genesis 3:15

(2) It is evident from the enmity between man and the serpent, for wherever there is enmity with the devil there is peace with God.

I do not understand this at all . . Salvation is dependent solely upon restored reconciliation between man and God, totally apart from any "enmity with the devil" (whatever that means!)

(3) Eve immediately focused upon the promise after she bore Cain, saying, “I have gotten a man from the Lord” (Gen 4:1).

Yes. Eve verbalized faith in the New Covenant promise of a Savior, that would come from her physical seed.

(4) Add to this the godly upbringing and faithful instruction of Adam's children, which was the means whereby Abel received faith.

AMR

Eh? Cain was brought up by A&E too . . . and only Abel received saving faith.

IOW's A&E were not the source of the salvation of any of their seed, but only a remnant of them were saved by the grace of God, alone.
 

Nang

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The blood atonement was our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.
You will find no scripture that says the skins GOD covered Adam's nakedness with were from an animal that GOD killed, spilled it's blood, and skinned.
It's not in the story in Genesis, it's not referenced by any other of the bible writers in the OT or the NT that the skins covering Adam's nakedness was from a sacrificed animal that GOD killed, spilled it's blood, and skinned.
It is an assumption that has grown popular, but it is not what scripture says happened.

It is hard to discuss the light of Truth, with those who are blinded and live in total spiritual darkness and refuse to be taught out of their unbelieving state.
 

Tambora

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God made man from the dust of the ground....clearly, all things are possible with God. :)
Yep.
GOD can make children of Abraham from stones.


Luke 3:8 KJV
(8) Bring forth therefore fruits worthy of repentance, and begin not to say within yourselves, We have Abraham to our father: for I say unto you, That God is able of these stones to raise up children unto Abraham.


Matthew 3:9 KJV
(9) And think not to say within yourselves, We have Abraham to our father: for I say unto you, that God is able of these stones to raise up children unto Abraham.
 

glorydaz

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I assume nothing but I do accept what is given in scripture.

Then why do you ASSUME God would do what He did not delight in, and what would not take away sins.

Psalm 51:16
For thou desirest not sacrifice; else would I give it: thou delightest not in burnt offering.

Hosea 6:6
For I desired mercy, and not sacrifice; and the knowledge of God more than burnt offerings.​

Heb. 10:4 For it is not possible that the blood of bulls and of goats should take away sins.
 

Ktoyou

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Of course we cannot know the ultimate state of Adam, wherein we have no explicit markers from Scripture to determine. I do think a Brakel is persuasive:

a Brakel:

Objection:
"There is no proof that Adam and Eve were saved by Christ. The very opposite appears to be true in Heb 11:4, where Abel is presented as the first believer, as well as in Matt 23:35 where he is presented as the first righteous man."

Answer:
First, Abel is indeed mentioned in these texts, but not as the first righteous man, neither as the first believer. Thus, Adam is no more excluded there than when Abraham is called the father of the faithful—as if that were to exclude all believers before him. Secondly, in these texts Abel is placed in contrast to the ungodly, since there is reference to the superiority of his sacrifice over Cain's and he was the first martyr. Thirdly, that Adam believed in the promised seed is proven...

(1) by virtue of the established covenant which could not exist without there being a partaker of this covenant. If Adam had not been a partaker of this covenant, it would have been without a partaker until Abel and Seth, who was born 130 years after Adam's creation. When God established a covenant with Abraham, he was himself included. Would God establish the covenant of grace, referring to the seed of the woman which would bruise the head of the serpent, and not include Adam and Eve in this covenant? Would this covenant then not be efficacious for so many years in the absence of partakers of this covenant? Would God have made announcement to Adam and Eve concerning the covenant of grace, and then have excluded them from it?

(2) It is evident from the enmity between man and the serpent, for wherever there is enmity with the devil there is peace with God.

(3) Eve immediately focused upon the promise after she bore Cain, saying, “I have gotten a man from the Lord” (Gen 4:1).

(4) Add to this the godly upbringing and faithful instruction of Adam's children, which was the means whereby Abel received faith.

AMR

This makes very interesting reading. Much of it seems very instructive, yet some is taken in a past, or historical context. Dave should read all of this, he might make an argument from this?
 

Tambora

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It is hard to discuss the light of Truth, with those who are blinded and live in total spiritual darkness and refuse to be taught out of their unbelieving state.
It's hard for you because you say things that scripture does not say.
You cannot quote a single scripture that says the skins GOD covered Adam's nakedness with were from an animal that GOD killed, spilled it's blood, and skinned.
Not a single one.
Nowhere, not one single place does scripture say that.

Your "light of truth" is not coming from scripture, that's for certain.
 

glorydaz

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It is hard to discuss the light of Truth, with those who are blinded and live in total spiritual darkness and refuse to be taught out of their unbelieving state.

"Refuse to be taught...."

You mean, "Refuse to be indoctrinated...."
 

Tambora

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In your notebook at home?
Somewhere besides scripture, that's for sure.

This is outrageous to have them claiming something as fact that scripture DOES NOT SAY.
Especially when they can quote no scripture at all that makes the claim the skins GOD covered Adam's nakedness with was from an animal that GOD killed, spilled it's blood, and skinned.
 

glorydaz

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Somewhere besides scripture, that's for sure.

This is outrageous to have them claiming something as fact that scripture DOES NOT SAY.
Especially when they can quote no scripture at all that makes the claim the skins GOD covered Adam's nakedness with was from an animal that GOD killed, spilled it's blood, and skinned.

It's proof of their MO. Either there is no proof, or the proof is jerked out of it's context with claims it says what it doesn't. A verse here, a verse there, and no verse whatsoever. :nono:
 
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