when you are not in agreement with another believer concerning what is written in God's Word, it is good to discuss before rushing to judgment and claiming another believer speaks with "all deceivableness of unrighteousness" ... that he or she is perishing ... that he or she has not received the "love of the truth" ... just sayin' ...
I am amazed that you believe I do not believe "all humanity has equally sinned and needs divine salvation" ... that I blamed "only Eve".
I agree with what is written in Scripture ... Eve was deceived by satan and transgressed what is written in Genesis 2:17 ... that Adam was not deceived by satan and he ate of the tree.
When Adam and Eve sinned, all of creation was affected according to Romans 8:22 ... For we know that the whole creation groaneth and travaileth in pain together until now.
what a blessing!!!
I believe Adam loved Eve, his wife. That is why I do not believe he was with her when satan deceived her (that and the fact that satan works on folks when they are off by themselves ... thinking of the temptation of the Lord Jesus Christ).
But my reason for asking is that I believe you would not stand by and watch your beloved wife engage in behavior that is not pleasing to God without saying one single word of warning to her.
I was married to my husband for 38 years before he passed in 2014. 
I was a senior in high school and he was in his first year of college when we started dating in 1973. We were good best friends from our first date until he passed. God blessed us mightily and I am thankful to God for the time He gave us together.
I know my husband would have said something.
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When you said, "I do not believe Adam was with Eve when satan deceived her. If Adam would have been there, he would've done exactly what you believe he should have done.
Genesis 3:6 does not state that Adam was with Eve when
she ate ...
Genesis 3:6 tells us Adam was with Eve when Eve gave him to eat."
I replied, "Why in the world would you want to grasp at straw instead of accepting the plain teaching of
Gen. 3:6-7 that A&E sinned together?!" I am still waiting for your answer to that question.
Instead, you replied, "I do not believe Adam ... who sinned against God in order to join his wife in her fallen state ... sat idly by and allowed his wife to be tempted by satan, not saying a single word of warning as she ate of the tree. I'm okay with you not agreeing with what I believe occurred in the situation. Are you okay with me not agreeing with you?"
Then I said, "I agree with what the Scripture says; you are free to believe what you choose (
2Thes. 2:10)."
To which you replied, "You believe I speak with "
all decievableness of unrighteousness" ? ... that I am perishing ? ... that I have not received the "
love of the truth" ? ... because I do not agree with you that Adam was with Eve when she ate ? ... I believe Adam was with Eve when Eve gave to Adam to eat ... but that does not mean Adam was with Eve when satan was deceiving her and she ate.
are you married GWH ?"
I answered with "As a lifelong truthseeker whose motto is "Love to learn and learn to love", I was pleased to be reminded of
2Thes. 2:10 recently, which I urge everyone to apply to themselves along with my motto. Regarding
Gen. 3:6-7, I am amazed that folks reject the beautiful moral/truth it contains: All humanity has equally sinned and needs divine salvation (
Rom. 3:23,
6:23). Even Paul appeared to miss this moral where he blamed only Eve, but elsewhere he blamed Adam also, so he wrote
Gal. 3:28. I have been happily married to the Lord from childhood and to my wife since the Lord answered my prayer in 1968 that I would meet my soulmate because I was so shy I hated dating. And you?"
And just now you poste #222, to which I will reply:
1. You claimed that I rushed to judgment by posting 2Thes. 2:10, but it was GW that did any judging, because I cited it as a source for my motto--which I apply to myself because I think it is a good one, so I encourage others to adopt it also.
2. You accused me of saying I believe you blamed only Eve for sinning, but what I said was that you denied the teaching of Gen. 3:6-7 that A&E sinned together.
3. Re Adam not preventing Eve from sinning: That is part of the point of the passage: They were partners in crime.
4. We were/are best friends and married in 1973. Very sorry that your husband has already passed. Sounds like he was better
than Adam, and yes, I think I am also--because I have learned the lesson taught by A&E as well as the NT.
Have a happy 4th!