If that were true then they never would have followed satan and they never would have died spiritually becoming separated from the Lord which is spiritual death
Yes they had a physical body but they were very obviously not immortal or incorruptible.
looking for help reconciling the Sabbath with common observation?
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If that were true then they never would have followed satan and they never would have died spiritually becoming separated from the Lord which is spiritual death
Yes they had a physical body but they were very obviously not immortal or incorruptible.
No ,rog this is misunderstood.
The Apostle Paul did not teach that no commandments existed until Moses. Instead, Paul Explained that the formal, written code known as the Mosaic Law (the Torah) was not introduced until Mount Sinai.
While critics often point to verses like Romans 5:13—where Paul writes, "sin is not counted where there is no law"—the full context of his letters and broader scripture demonstrates that God’s moral principles and specific commandments were active long before Moses.
1. The Commandment Given to Adam
The very first commandment was given to Adam in the Garden of Eden. God commanded him not to eat from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil (Genesis 2:16-17). Adam broke this direct command, which is why Paul notes in Romans 5:14 that death reigned from Adam to Moses, even over those whose sins were not like the transgression of Adam