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I have always wondered about these 2 questions, cause I know that for God leaving the 2 forbidden trees in the garden of Eden, one day one day 1 person would pluck it.

1. if it was only eve had eaten the fruit of good and evil?
would only eve had been chased out of the garden or what.
2. if they didn't eat it, what if it was their grandchildren that ate it?
I know that they would surely have born one stubborn akpos pikin that would have plucked.
3. as the Bible says that death came as a result of the sin of eating the forbidden fruit. let's imagine that we don't die, shey overpopulation wouldn't have occurred. considering the billions upon billions of people wey don die since creation

we will all be walking about naked and not even know we are naked.

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I have always wondered about these 2 questions, cause I know that for God leaving the 2 forbidden trees in the garden of Eden, one day one day 1 person would pluck it.

1. if it was only eve had eaten the fruit of good and evil?
would only eve had been chased out of the garden or what.
2. if they didn't eat it, what if it was their grandchildren that ate it?
I know that they would surely have born one stubborn akpos pikin that would have plucked.
3. as the Bible says that death came as a result of the sin of eating the forbidden fruit. let's imagine that we don't die, shey overpopulation wouldn't have occurred. considering the billions upon billions of people wey don die since creation

1. If Adam had not eaten from the fruit of the tree of knowledge of Good and Evil, I don't believe Eve would have been kicked out of the garden. And this because the directive not to eat from the tree was given, not to Eve but to Adam and Adam alone.

2. It is possible that God intended for Adam to teach the command to His children and their children's children, kind of like the story of Jonadab son of Recab told of in Jeremiah 35. Jonadab taught all His sons and their generations not to drink wine, and they kept the command their forefathers gave them.

3. Without death, men would rarely think of leaving behind a name and so many other stupid ideas we hang on to in the name of keeping tradition and culture.