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let's not memorize Romans 5:14 and Genesis 3. let's know it let's actually get this, and see Christ in Genesis 3 =]

but what does Adam do that Christ does ? we say we are all made in His image -- mankind is. ((is that true? in Genesis 1:26 'man' is singular, without the definite article. the word is 'man' not the name 'Adam')) are we all a type/picture/pattern of Christ? are we all made in His image or only...

Adam could not give life alone; Christ does; He is life. what does Adam do that is a prefigure of Christ? go read Genesis 3 again very slowly and ask "why?" at every verse

true but in the context of Romans 5 that ain't what Paul is talking about. the same would be true of Eve but she is never called a figure of Christ

to phrase it another way: sin entered through Adam ((not Woman who sinned first, 1 Timothy 2)) and with it death came through sin but life came through Christ. how does Adam prefigure the life that comes through Christ?

this is a 'do you actually understand scripture or just memorize it' thread ;)

what did Adam do that is a picture of Christ? what did Adam do in a small way that Christ also did as the perfect divine antitype? ((antitype doesn't mean opposite; it means the fulfillment)) Adam is a shadow of Christ, in some way. not a contrast - he did something 'in part' or 'in like...

@Aunty Jane i made a new thread, so we can have that conversation there ((link below)) if you want to go on using this thread to argue about words, instead. Adam, a picture of Christ

Adam . . . who is the figure of Him that was to come. (Romans 5:14) Adam is a figure of Christ. how? because through him death came to all? no, that aspect makes him a picture of Satan. the scripture calls him a picture of Christ. how?

asking obvious questions about scripture when you read it & seeking out the answers to them - finding Christ testified of in what's written - this isn't 'a rabbit hole' it's Bible study. you have very wrong conclusions about Genesis 2-4. if you are not interested in coming to the right...

but can you answer even one of the simple & obvious ones i've drawn from Genesis 3 so far? thus far: nope but i have't asked the hard ones yet! how is undeceived Adam ((1 Timothy 2)) a picture of Christ, per Romans 5:14? how does Genesis 2:21 connect with Genesis 15:12 & John 17? why did...

i saw an absolutely stupid comment today, that was mad in all seriousness -- -- suggesting that if you took the vaccine omniscient God might not recognize your DNA and be unable to resurrect you??? how stupid people can become!

in ancient Roman society slaves & prisoners of war were marked either on their forehead, their hand, or both. criminals might have their crime tattooed on their foreheads, and soldiers, the fact that they were a part of the military, tattooed on their hands. Roman & Greek society did not tattoo...

if you've really studied the Bible for 50 years you should know how Genesis 3 is entwined in all of it. if you have Genesis 3 wrong, you're going to have a really hard time getting anything else right in scripture. it's a good place to start. we didn't make a sacrifice either - God did. He...

"I did eat" - Woman "I did eat" - Adam That's confession. And then God shed blood & and made coverings for them. And Adam called her 'mother of all the living' Jane, your post is absolutely FULL of error. I'll try to get back to it but you are going to take a lot of time to correct.

well, God formed him from the dust, and then gave him breath - at which point he became a living soul. so the body was first, but it was not Adam until God imparted him life. that breath returns to God who gave it; it isn't extinguished. so man isn't annihilated by physical death; only...

God breathed into his nostrils the breath of life (Genesis 2:7) the breath of life (Genesis 6:17) the breath of life (Genesis 7:15) the breath of life (Genesis 7:22) in Whose hand is the soul of every living thing, the breath of all mankind (Job 12:10) the breath of The Almighty (Job 33:4)...

elementary. John 14:6 + John 8:23

oh cool, you're afraid. good. refresher: i answered the thread title like this -- and you left out the rest of what i said: pretending i hadn't said it. so you replied asking 'do the scriptures really support such a stance' what stance? substance dualism. vs your stance: humanistic...

what is 'even the west' supposed to mean???? the scripture is centered around Jerusalem the USA? 100% gentile pagan.