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Any disobedience to God is analogous to the eating of fruit from the TOTKOGAE. The conflict between God and the Opposer who tempts and influences humanity to disobey God's Will is resolved in Christ through the shedding of His blood for the redemption of the transgressions that were under the...

Metaphorically everyone partakes of forbidden fruit in this life. Good and evil are integral to Judgment, and vice versa.

So the Devil is the Son of man's enemy. Something bad went down between them.

Same vibe

Because of the Cross.

Just so. Still, Job was in a situation where contemplating the fact that everyone eventually dies also raised the question of life after death.

The full gist of Job's reasoning in Chapter 14 is to contrast the observation that a tree can come back to life, with the question of whether a person can do the same. Job 14:10 But a man dies and is laid low; he breathes his last, and where is he?

Yes, my pic is of a Silk Tree (Albizia julibrissin) which has no problem sprouting from its stump when reduced to it. Silk Tree: Pea Family Albizia I heard a message preached on this Scripture which was intended to inspire hope in those who had suffered failure, loss, deprivation, and setback.

Job 14:7-9 in the King James Version (KJV): "For there is hope of a tree, if it be cut down, that it will sprout again, and that the tender branch thereof will not cease. Though the root thereof wax old in the earth, and the stock thereof die in the ground; Yet through the scent of water it will...

Going deep into theology, Old Testament, New Testament, behold, there is conflict and trauma and resolution in them both. Feed upon it to your heart's content, there is no end to it except in Christ Himself, Emannuel, God with us.

Your sins are forgiven you.

I don't facilitate ad hominem rhetoric.

The first beast rises from sea of sinful humanity, another metaphor. The second beast rises from the evil earth of vanity. The abstract symbolism and conceptual imagery leads us to the apex of antiChristian endeavours.

Babylon is the ungodly world, the ungodly world is Babylon, all the nations aggregate. For example: Quote: When we talk about “all the nations aggregate,” we’re referring to the combined or total sum of something across all nations. In...

There is a verse that speaks of Jesus being the End of the Law for righteousness The verse I'm referring to is Romans 10:4. It states: This verse signifies that Jesus Christ fulfilled the requirements of the Mosaic Law, and through faith in Him...

Exactly what the metaphor depicts.

Is "the Faith" prescribed by a human institution? Why do you think they call themselves Reverend Doctor and some such?

Jesus gave us the so-called "Lord's Prayer" to emphasise the aspect of RELIANCE ON GOD in all things, specifically for our daily sustenance, our forgiveness and forgivingness for sins, and for our freedom from wrong desires and the enemy that causes them.