The first of man's sin

The serpent is in fact Satan, the Devil, Lucifer appearing in the body of the serpent to the first woman Eve with the intention of leading her into disobedience to God's command. The serpent, Satan, or Lucifer was created as the highest angel, full of beauty, splendor and wisdom, and after the rebellion and fall he became the most cunning of all fallen angels, demons whom the biblical writer calls beasts. The devil, the father of lies, distorts God's command and extends God's prohibition to all the trees in the garden, even though it is only one tree that Adam and Eve are not allowed to eat from, and thus wants to produce a psychological effect on Eve that it seems impossible. such an order. Eve enters into a dialogue with Satan and at first correctly answers that they are allowed to eat from the trees in the garden, except one, but she enters the devil's trap, because she adds to the prohibition not to touch the tree, which God did not say, and thus falls into a psychological trap. the devil extending the ban to all the trees in the garden. In the second rush, when he has already broken through the first line of Eve's defense, the serpent openly distorts God's command and claims that he will not die if they eat the fruit from the tree of knowledge of good and evil and offer it some higher knowledge (gnosis) that only gods have. angels, but which is denied to man probably because he would not be as arrogant as fallen angels. In Eve, the lust of the eyes develops, the lust of the mind for higher knowledge, and so Eve picks up the fruit, eats it, and gives it to Adam, who also ate the forbidden fruit. After eating the forbidden fruit, their eyes are indeed opened, but not in some higher realization, but in a lower realization that they are naked, without God's protection, without His nearness, without His mercy that protected them as a suit protects the body from heat , coldness and curious looks. The natural reaction of a man and a woman is to react to the feeling of nudity by making aprons out of a fig leaf that has broad leaves. Adam and Eve can still feel God's presence, His nearness, only now they feel fear, ie the fear of punishment near Him as a result of the first sin. The wind, the breeze, the breeze in the Bible is a sign of God's nearness, His presence. God's walk through the garden shows how close God was to Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden in Eden. God first calls man, Adam whom He considers most responsible for transgressing His commandments. God asks man after his fall to punish him, but also the hope of salvation in the distant future when Eve's descendants will crush the head of the serpent (proto-gospel). Adam and Eve hide in the garden from God because they fear His punishment for transgressing His command. Adam wants to mitigate his guilt for the sin committed and shift it to his wife Eve. God then interrogates Eve who also diminishes her guilt by passing it on to the serpent, the devil. God does not examine the serpent like Adam and Eve, because he knows that the serpent made the final choice for evil, and against God, and imposes a punishment on her that she will be cursed forever through all eternity, more cursed than all beast-demons. Crawling on one's belly and feeding on the earth shows the miserable existence of the serpent-devil in the future, because the devil was cast down from heaven to Earth and into his realm of hell-underworld. The enmity between humanity and fallen angels will continue in the future, where demons will lurk on the weak points of man's fallen nature, and at some point in the future, the descendant of Eve will crush the head of the serpent (proto-gospel). Eve's wife is punished by the difficulties of giving birth, and her husband will have dominion over her. Man is punished in his work, in cultivating the land, which is cursed for sin and which will bear weeds and thorns instead of good fruit, his food will be field plants. He will feed in agony until he returns to the land from which he was taken. The final punishment is death at the end of a torturous life and the return of the body to dust. Just as God gave Adam to give names to all living beings, so He gives him the authority to give a name to his wife Eve (little man). In Hebrew, a man is ish, and ish is a woman. There is Eve, Havvah is still derived from the root hajah which means to live, and that is why the biblical writer says that she is the mother of all living. Eve is the mother of all living things, which means that the entire human race descended from the first couple, Adam and Eve, which modern genetics proves. God did not reject man after his fall, but still cares for him, which is shown through the making of clothing-fur. Only God can hide man's nakedness, insecurity, the fragility felt by fallen man, and that is why God himself clothes Adam and Eve with fur and discards fig leaves. God addresses His heavenly court, the faithful angels, telling them that man became like them in the knowledge of good and evil that all spiritual beings have, only that man knew good and evil in a wrong way that was not given to him by God, falling into the sin of pride and disobedience. God does not want a burning man to be fed from the tree of life, for it was the privilege of a man who is in God's grace and without sin. God expels Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden in Eden and returns him to the land from which he was taken, that is, he returns him to where he was originally a creature. en, and in a spiritual sense he returns to the material life without the supernatural life that was given to him. The god of man inhabits the east of Eden, which would geographically mean that he was expelled through the eastern gate-pass towards the Caspian Sea. The cherub, which belongs to the second order of the angelic hierarchy after the seraphim, guards the pass, the gate, the path leading to the tree of life, the symbol of immortality, and is located in the Eden-paradise valley, or rather the plateau surrounded by mountains and Lake Urmia from the west. Later in the Bible, the Cherubim keep the Ark of the Covenant where they find two stone tablets with ten commandments.