The document summarizes the biblical story of Adam and Eve's fall from grace in the Garden of Eden. It describes how Eve was deceived by the serpent into eating the forbidden fruit from the Tree of Knowledge, which led to Adam also eating the fruit despite knowing it was forbidden. As a result, they were banished from the garden and condemned to mortality. The document contrasts their disobedience and fall with Jesus Christ, the "second Adam," who through his obedience and sacrifice provides the opportunity for salvation and eternal life for mankind.

1. The Fall of Adam and Eve
The Fall of Adam
and Eve

2. Adam
Created
Adam and
Eve Die
Eve
Created
Consciousness
Informed to Name
Animals and Tend
the Garden of Eden
The Fall
Banished
from
Paradise
The Births of Able
and Cain. The first
murder

3. Adam’s Beginning • Two Trees
• Tree of Life
• Imparts Eternal Life
• Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil
• Forbidden to Eat Least He Die
• Eve Created
• Given to compliment his life. Eve created
with the same intrinsic worth. Equipped
with consciousness with same intellect,
emotion, and will. Yet different in
appearance, abilities (childbearing), and
temperament.
Created from the Ground
Given Life
Became a Conscious Living Being
Caretaker of Garden of Eden
Subdue and Rule Over the Earth

4. Eve’s Deception
Approached by the Serpent
Ideas of Doubt Planted
Deception
“You Will Not Surely Die”
• Satan’s deception:
• Doubt and denial of God’s strict
admonition
• Consciousness of sin, of guilt, and
separation (hiding) from God
• Doomed to die
• Eve’s curse while on earth
• The pain of childbirth
• More vulnerable. Her independence
lessens. A man having already greater
physical strength is freer to lead.

5. Adam’s Greater Sin
Adam knowingly and willingly
joins her.
• On seeing Eve, Adam was horrified.
Eve had the sentence of guilt,
disgrace, and death on her face. Her
innocent beauty no longer glowed.
• He faced a dilemma. Lose her or join
her. His beloved companion fatally
doomed. Adam willing choses death
with her out of love.

6. Christ the Second Adam
Adam
• The World in bondage to sin
• Death follows and reigns
• Mankind condemned unto
death
• Disobedience – Death Follows
Christ
• Deliverance from Sin
• Life follows and reigns
• Mankind Justified unto life
offered
• Obedience of Christ - Life gifted
The cross the tree of life and the tree of the
knowledge of good and evil

7. The Fall of Adam
and Eve
Where sin increased, grace also the more. Just as sin reigns
unto death (in Adam) , so also grace (underserved mercy)
might reign through righteousness to bring eternal life
through Christ