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What happens when humanity chooses disobedience over destiny?
In this powerful cinematic retelling, witness the emotional and spiritual journey of Adam and Eve as they leave Eden and step into an unknown world. From divine beauty to harsh reality, this story captures the pain, love, and hope of the very first humans.
✨ Experience:
The fall of man like never before
Deep emotional storytelling
Stunning cinematic visuals
A message of loss, consequence, and redemption
This is more than a story… it’s the beginning of humanity.

It's not the usual narration that you've heard before. It's you having a cinematic visual idea of the creation and how man fell to sin. Just tap on the play button. Remain blessed in Jesus name!

Happy Sunday!

benswagtt:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cTV4YjPrUtY?si=xha-BUQqn0Z51gLR


What happens when humanity chooses disobedience over destiny?
In this powerful cinematic retelling, witness the emotional and spiritual journey of Adam and Eve as they leave Eden and step into an unknown world. From divine beauty to harsh reality, this story captures the pain, love, and hope of the very first humans.
✨ Experience:
The fall of man like never before
Deep emotional storytelling
Stunning cinematic visuals
A message of loss, consequence, and redemption
This is more than a story… it’s the beginning of humanity.

It's not the usual narration that you've heard before. It's you having a cinematic visual idea of the creation and how man fell to sin. Just tap on the play button. Remain blessed in Jesus name!

Happy Sunday!

Humanity chose to be like God, to know good and evil. That was the best choice man ever made.

tctrills:
Humanity chose to be like God, to know good and evil. That was the best choice man ever made.

With all going on in the world today. Nigeria as a case study, Are you sure it was the best choice?

benswagtt:
With all going on in the world today. Nigeria as a case study, Are you sure it was the best choice?

It was the greatest choice ever. Just look back at how far we have come. Look at the progression and civilization of the human family. Do we have challenges? Yes but we continue to progress and get better.
If I am asked to choose a hundred times over, I will choice knowledge over being naked and ignorant in a garden.
I will choose a meaningful life than an aimless life eating fruits in a garden. I will choose the challenges of life because they come with growth and progress instead of a life where I can't grow because there is nothing to overcome.
And lastly, I will choose Jesus Christ to give me salvation than remaining in the garden with Adam.
John 12:24, "Truly, truly, I say to you, unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies, it remains alone; but if it die, it produces much fruit

tctrills:
It was the greatest choice ever. Just look back at how far we have come. Look at the progression and civilization of the human family. Do we have challenges? Yes but we continue to progress and get better.
If I am asked to choose a hundred times over, I will choice knowledge over being naked and ignorant in a garden.
I will choose a meaningful life than an aimless life eating fruits in a garden. I will choose the challenges of life because they come with growth and progress instead of a life where I can't grow because there is nothing to overcome.
And lastly, I will choose Jesus Christ to give me salvation than remaining in the garden with Adam.
John 12:24, "Truly, truly, I say to you, unless a grain of wheat falls into the earth and dies, it remains alone; but if it die, it produces much fruit

You points are valid and I respect everyone of them. But I would prefer I live in a world where there's no suffering and pain. The essence of the life you preferred was because Adam fell short of the glory of God. Now man have to live in a perpetual state of hard work just to find comfort (financial stability, Stable family, rise to the peak of our chosen fields) just to die at the end of all the struggles. we now live to die after all our accomplishments. Death of Jesus was however a plan B from God to save Man from condemnation which Adam brought upon us. I would prefer God's initial plan, which is to live forever.

benswagtt:
You points are valid and I respect everyone of them. But I would prefer I live in a world where there's no suffering and pain. The essence of the life you preferred was because Adam fell short of the glory of God. Now man have to live in a perpetual state of hard work just to find comfort (financial stability, Stable family, rise to the peak of our chosen fields) just to die at the end of all the struggles. we now live to die after all our accomplishments. Death of Jesus was however a plan B from God to save Man from condemnation which Adam brought upon us. I would prefer God's initial plan, which is to live forever.

Well, we are different. I prefer the life of hard work and growth.
I have no problem with death since it is only a temporal rest.
Lastly, Jesus Christ was the original plan not plan B.
1 Peter 1:19-20
But with the precious blood of Christ, as of a lamb without blemish and without spot:

20 Who verily was foreordained before the foundation of the world, but was manifest in these last times for you,

Before the creation of Adam, Jesus Christ was already chosen that's according to the bible.

tctrills:
Well, we are different. I prefer the life of hard work and growth.
I have no problem with death since it is only a temporal rest.
Lastly, Jesus Christ was the original plan not plan B.
1 Peter 1:19-20
But with the precious blood of Christ, as of a lamb without blemish and without spot:

20 Who verily was foreordained before the foundation of the world, but was manifest in these last times for you,

Before the creation of Adam, Jesus Christ was already chosen that's according to the bible.

If man had not fall, would Jesus have died?

benswagtt:
If man had not fall, would Jesus have died?

No, He would not have. But the question is, did God know that man will fall? The answer is capital yes.
That's why even before the earth was created, He chose Jesus Christ for that purpose.

tctrills:
No, He would not have. But the question is, did God know that man will fall? The answer is capital yes.
That's why even before the earth was created, He chose Jesus Christ for that purpose.

At this point. I think you're right.