In The Beginning

IN THE BEGINNING



1:25 "God made the beast of the earth;...and God saw that it was good."

This means that all the beast were good, not just some of them. If there is a beast on this
earth, God made it and saw it to be good.

1:31 "And God saw everything that He had made, and, behold, it was very good."
The word "every" means there are no exceptions. If it's on earth, God made it
and it was very good.

2:9 "God made every tree that is pleasant to the sight and good for food."
These trees are all in the Garden, there were many of them. All the trees that
were pleasant to the sight and good for food, God had made. There's one other tree God
had made was also pleasant to the sight and good for food, The Tree of Life. He liked
tree so much that he put it in the midst of the Garden where all could see and admire it.

God was so pleased with telling you of the trees that He had made, He almost neglected
to tell you of one other tree that was in the Garden, the "Tree of Knowledge of God and
Evil." This is the only that God couldn't make, for this tree had some evil in it. Still, it
was in the Garden and God mentioned it so He could warn Adam of it later.

2:16 "and God commanded the man, saying,of every tree of the Garden thou may
freely eat;"

2:17 "but of the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, thou shalt not eat of it: for in
the day that thou ea test there of thou shalt surely die."

God did not like this tree much, for He knew the dangers of it. It was an evil tree and
God knew to warn Adam about evil things that might be in the Garden. This must be the
only evil thing in the Garden. If there were something else evil in it, God would surely
have warned Adam.

2:19 "God brought all the animals of the earth to Adam to see what he would call
them."

So what ever Adam called them that was there name from that day forward. The
animals already had names, but God just wanted to see what Adam would call them.

Then God went with the names Adam called them instead of there original ones. The
serpent is just a name Adam gave to something He did not know.

3:1 "Now the serpent was more subtil then any beast of the field."

God said all the beast of the Field were very good. So the serpent must be more
good than the rest. all the beasts were subtil, but the serpent was just more subtil than
the rest. The serpent asked the women if they could eat of every tree in the Garden. God
had instructed Adam of what trees they could eat. So either Adam gave Eve the wrong
instructions or Eve didn't understand them correctly because she was not sure of what
trees they could eat. She said, "We can not eat of the fruit of the tree which is in the
midst of the Garden." ( She didn't say, "one of the trees in the midst," she said of the
tree that was in the midst, implying and informing there is just one tree in the midst.)"

3:5 "Now the serpent, being very good, saw Eve's mistake and said unto her, "The
Tree of Life is in the midst of the Garden, for God doth know that in the day ye eat
thereof, then your eyes shall be opened, and ye shall be as gods, knowing good and
evil."

3:6 Now the women wanted to make sure of the tree in the midst. So she took a look
to see if it was a good tree or a bad tree. The women saw that the tree was good for
food, and it was plea sent to the eyes, and a tree to be desired to make one wise. She
thought to herself, "God must of made this tree, because He made all the trees that were
good for food and plea sent to the eyes." And just before she took of the tree, she
thought, "Maybe I Shouldn't take from this tree, because I'm still not sure." She took of
the tree anyway thinking she did wrong, then gave also unto Adam to see if he would
eat of it. Adam ate of the tree, but saying to himself,"it might be the wrong tree,
because Eve seemed to have been confused about the trees." And the eyes of them were
both opened knowing good and evil as the serpent said they would.

3:11 Then God asked Adam if he had eaten of the tree that He commanded him that
he should not eat of (The Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil). Adam thought he did
wrong, so he blamed the women. God then asked the women. Now the women thought
she realy did something wrong and quickly tried to throw the blame on the serpent.

God didn't ask the serpent what happened because He knew the serpent was only trying
to correct Eve. God did say; "because you tryed to correct Eve, from this day on,
everyone will curse you thinking you tempted Eve."

3:17 Then God said to Adam, "Because thou has hearkened unto the women and ate
of the tree of which I had commanded thee to eat of-saying to yourself, 'maybe I
shouldn't be eating this tree,' Ye shalt misinterpret the Bible all the days of your life."

3:22 And God said, "And now man has become one of us, knowing good and evil,
least he put forth his own hand (as eve did) and also take from the Tree of Life."


Eve, the church, takes from the tree of Life, misinterprets it, then
gives unto Adam,man. Adam must put forth his own hand taking directly
from the Tree of Life thus giving up the church's interpretations.