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Did we all inherit sin from Adam and Eve?

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Did we all inherit sin from Adam and Eve?

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My Bible tells me that God cursed the earth with Adam and Eve’s sin, being equivalent to substitution. Also that all of the subsequent sins done by mankind were also attributed to be done by the earth, thus the reason for the flood of Noah’s time which killed off the sinners, that were burdening the earth spiritually with their sins. This is further indicated by the description by God of Cain’s blood crying out from the earth after being murdered. Therefore, just as through one man sin entered the world, and death through sin, and thus death spread to all men, because all sinned—13(For until the law sin was in the world, but sin is not imputed when there is no law. Romans 5:12 This verse says that “sin” was in the “world” before the Law of Moses. The word “world” is also “earth or ground” if read in context with what is said. It doesn’t say that death spread through inheritance, it states that it was because “all sinned”. But also that sin can’t be attributed where there is no law from

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The first book of the Bible relates how God made the first man, Adam, and settled him into a paradise home. (Genesis 2:7, 15) When starting out in life, Adam received work assignments, along with one strict prohibition. Regarding a certain tree in the garden of Eden, God told him: “You must not eat from it, for in the day you eat from it you will positively die.” (Genesis 2:17) Hence, Adam understood that death was not inevitable. It was the direct result of violating a divine law. Tragically, Adam and his wife, Eve, disobeyed. They chose to ignore the will of their Creator, and they reaped the consequences. “Dust you are and to dust you will return,” God told them when he outlined the results of their sin. (Genesis 3:19) They became seriously defective—imperfect. Their imperfection, or sinfulness, would lead to their death. This defect—sin—was also passed on to Adam and Eve’s offspring, the entire human race. In a sense, it was like a hereditary disease. Not only did Adam lose the opp

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