@davepartner: #greenscreen question for bible scholars: what was gods purpose for creating garden of eden? Bible phylosophy, bible questions, bible church, rema, holy spirit, does God exist, did adam and eve, adam and eve story, atheist, believer, born again, is jesus God, rccg, living faith, bishop oyedepo, pastor adeboye, nsppd, pastor jerry eze, ebuka obi, dave partner bible questions

Joshua Benson :

We were made to evolve. It’s called the great plan for a reason, and it was his plan from the beginning. There cannot be growth without failure.. to grow greatly you must be willing to fail. It has always been his plan.

Ndigboo TV :

The answer is there was No garden . Na them write am

charis :

the word

G.G.1 of Africa :

to clearify you the write up will be too long, follow my online bible class on this

ANDY BEST :

The Garden of Eden can be understood as the place where humanity was given a genuine choice. Even if God knew what Adam and Eve would choose, that knowledge does not necessarily mean He forced their choice. They still made the decision themselves. In this view, the Garden was the setting in which human free will, obedience, and responsibility could be exercised.

Provy O :

It was only an allegory.

Capricorn ♑️ :

Imagine a father raises his son well. He teaches him right from wrong, provides everything he needs, and tells him, "You can go anywhere in this house, but don't open this one door because it will bring harm." The father knows his son well enough to suspect he might become curious, but he doesn't lock the door because he wants his son to obey out of trust, not because he has no choice. One day, a friend comes over and says, "Your father is just trying to control you. Open the door you'll be fine." The son chooses to ignore his father's warning and opens it. Who is responsible? The father, who gave a clear instruction and freedom to choose? Or the son, who knowingly disobeyed? That's similar to Adam and Eve. God gave them everything they needed, one command, and the freedom to obey or disobey. Without the ability to choose, obedience would have been meaningless. Love and loyalty are genuine only when they are freely given.

miles :

No,but he sent the son to re-introduced is kingdom back to the earth that is why in the beginning of is ministry He said repent for the garden(kingdom) of God is at hand jesus restored back the garden back to earth

hurrylooter :

my problem is this. Did God inform them that there is something know as Satan roaming in the garden? Did Adam and Eve know how satan looked like?

Paul mahenga :

as for me I don't trust that because I think that story has been changed. as for me I don't think that Adam and Eve they were the first people on this earth I think they were the first chosen people

Gerard Agboh :

That whole story is not clear.

Desmond E. Ugochukwu :

everything is dying not just human, so does it mean everything on earth is affected?

Africa badboy👽 :

Segun Olaoye :

before they are the fruit, GOD Already say multiply ,fill the earth, so his purpose came to pass

jorchrizzofficial :

Like my comment when you see it to bring me back here please

make me king :

do you believe in bible,

Daba Takalani Obadiah LiNzHozi :

It was part of the plan for God game of life

ANDY BEST :

Imagine a teacher who gives students an exam. The teacher already knows, from experience, that some students will fail. Yet the teacher still gives the exam—not because the teacher wants them to fail, but because the exam gives each student a real opportunity to succeed and demonstrates their own choices and effort. If there were no exam, there would be no meaningful way to distinguish between those who studied and those who did not.

Capricorn ♑️ :

Ans: 1. God's original intention for Adam and Eve was that they live in obedience, enjoy fellowship with Him, and steward creation in the Garden of Eden. 2. The plan did fail but humanityfailed.

Aba Peter D :

Freewill. Yes He did

S :

smart one, thank you

JVXN | Music Producer/DJ :

judge a man by his questions, not answers. my understanding is that the entire story is a metaphor, it's adapted from other religions in mesopotamia which have older versions of the Same story in more ancient religions in the area.

Timothy solar & water solution :

hmmm it's deep

humble1tetteh :

Hmm

chikodionoh :

Good one bro