Adam and Eve
Adam and Eve, according to the creation of Abrahamic religion or Abrahamic religion, they were the first men and women.
They also provide the basis for doctrine; the fall of man and original sin which are important beliefs in Christianity, even though they are not embraced in Judaism or Islam.
Adam was told that he could eat freely from all the trees in the garden, except the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. Subsequently, Eve was created from one of Adam’s ribs to be his companion.
In short, Adam and Eve, in the Jewish, Christian and Islamic traditions, they are the first human couple, the parents of the human race.
Adam according to the Bible
According to the Bible, Adam was the first human created by God. He did so thanks to a little earth: “God modeled man with clay, he breathed life into his nostrils and man became a living being”.
He is happy and has the right to eat all the fruit in the Garden of Eden except the fruit of the tree of knowledge because otherwise he will be mortal (because the basic Adam and Eve are immortal and divine).
Eve
God created the first woman, Eve, after the man and from one of her ribs. They live happily in the Garden of Eden. God told them not to touch the fruit of the tree of knowledge.
But one day Satan took the form of a snake and told Eve that God lied to her and that if she ate the fruit, she would know everything God knows.
He ate the fruit, fed Adam with it, and God drove them out of the garden; From this day on, man knows work, suffering and death.
Creation of Adam and Eve
According to the biblical text, male and female were created on the sixth day by God with a little bit of earth.
Genesis makes two successive accounts of this creation. In the first part, it says that God created man in his own image, male and female. The second tells that the woman was created from Adam’s rib.
In the Book of Genesis, human creation is a story of love, betrayal and tragedy.
Christianity and Islam love stories where Eve was created from Adam’s rib. More specifically, the Koran shows that Adam was created from nothing. Also according to the Koran, it is stated that Adam got privileges from God: {31. And he taught Adam all the names [of all things] – Sura 2, verse 31.
Heaven on Earth (Garden of Eden)
According to the Bible, the Garden of Eden (also called an earthly heaven), was the abode of Adam and Eve before being exiled near the Euphrates on their way to Bethlehem.
In Revelation or revelation according to St. John in the New Testament, the Bible says that the Garden of Eden will be a heavenly heaven, where all angels, prophets, and saints will live and worship Jesus and God.
This place will also be God’s judgment place for all living things after death.
What is apple sexually?
Sexual seduction.
As a result, the apple became a symbol of knowledge, immortality, temptation, the fall of man and sin. Apples as a symbol of sexual seduction are sometimes used to imply sexuality between men, perhaps in an ironic tone.
Painting of Adam and Eve
Adam, Eve and the Snake in the Garden of Eden. Flemish painter Peter Paul Rubens described the garden as described in the Bible, full of “all the palatable and edible trees,” as well as trees forbidden from the knowledge of good and evil.
Disobedience
(First part of 17th century) Satan is shown as a serpent who encourages Eve to eat the forbidden fruit. Eve then urged Adam to do the same. Adam then realized that they were disobeying God. He also realized that they were naked. The two of them went into hiding, as they were now embarrassed by their nakedness. God asked Adam where he was.
Adam told her that he had hidden himself from being punished and because she was naked.
God turned to Eve and asked what she had done. He explained that the snake had tricked him and that he had eaten the forbidden fruit. It should be noted that in Islam the story is a little different. According to the Koran, it was Adam and Eve who were tempted by the devil, and not only Eve.
The end of heaven on earth
God told the snake that she would be cursed and that she would put hostility between herself and the descendants of Eve (referring to Jesus Christ). She told Eve that she would increase the pain of being pregnant; that her desire was with her husband, but that he would rule over her … She told Adam that the land would be cursed because of her, and that with the sweat on her forehead she would have bread. And they were driven out of the Garden of Eden.
God kept access to this garden by cherubim (angels). Adam and Eve had 3 sons, Cain and Abel, then Seth. Their first sons were Cain and Abel. Abel, the keeper of the sheep, was highly respected by God and was killed by Cain out of jealousy. Another son, Seth, was born to replace Abel, and two men, the Children of Cain and Seth, were descended from them. Adam and Eve had “other sons and daughters,” and death befell Adam at age 930. In the New Testament, Paul will present Jesus as the second Adam who will come to connect the Israelites to God through the sacrifice of the Cross to the end of time.
Adam and Eve in Islam
In Islam, Adam (Ādam; Arabic: آدم), whose role is the father of humanity, is seen with respect by Muslims. Eve (Ḥawwāʼ; Arabic: حواء) is “the mother of mankind”. The creation of Adam and Eve is mentioned in the Qur’an, although different interpreters of the Qur’an give different views on the true creation story (Al-Qur’an, Surat al-Nisaʼ, verse 1). The Qur’an about the story of Adam and Eve (mostly related in chapters 2, 7, 15, 17, and 20), Allah (God) created Adam from clay but glorified him with such knowledge that the angels were ordered to prostrate. before him. In al-Qummi’s interpretation of the Garden of Eden, such a place is not entirely worldly. According to the Qur’an, both Adam and Eve ate the forbidden fruit in the Heavenly Paradise. As a result, the two of them were sent down to Earth as representatives of God. Everyone was sent to the top of the mountain: Adam at al-Safa, and Eve at al-Marwah. In this Islamic tradition, Adam wept for 40 days until he was converted, after which God sent down the Black Stone, teaching him the haj.
According to a prophetic Hadith, Adam and Eve reunited on the plains of Arafat, near Mecca. They had two sons together, Qabil and Abel. There is also a legend about a youngest son, named Rocail, who created a palace and a tomb containing autonomous statues that lived human life so realistically that they were mistaken for souls. The concept of “original sin” does not exist in Islam.
Because according to Islam, Adam and Eve were forgiven by God. When God commanded the angels to submit to Adam, the devil asked, “Why should I submit to man? I am made of pure fire and he is made of earth.” The liberal movement in Islam views God’s commandment for angels to submit to Adam as an exaltation of humanity, and as a means of supporting human rights; others saw it as an act of showing Adam that mankind’s greatest enemy on earth was their ego. In Swahili literature, Eve ate from a forbidden tree, thus causing her expulsion, after being seduced by Satan. After that, Adam heroically ate from the forbidden fruit to follow Eve and protect her on earth.
Anak Nabi Adam dan Hawa
Tradisi Islam kemudian menyebutkan Adam turun dari surga ke Sarandib (Sri Lanka) dan Hawa turun ke Jiddah di Arab; setelah berpisah selama 200 tahun, mereka bertemu di dekat Gunung Arafat dan mulai mengandung anak. Dua putra pertama, Qabil dan Habil, masing-masing memiliki saudara kembar, dan masing-masing putra menikah dengan saudara perempuan saudara laki-lakinya. Qabil kemudian membunuh Habil. Kemudian, Shith lahir tanpa saudara perempuan dan menjadi favorit Adam dan pewaris spiritual (wasi). Hawa akhirnya melahirkan 20 pasang anak kembar, dan Adam memiliki 40.000 keturunan sebelum dia meninggal.
The Story of Adam and Eve Expelled From the Garden of Eden
The man named Adam was created when God “formed man from the dust of the earth, and breathed life into his nostrils, and man became a living being” (Genesis 2: 7). Therefore, Adam was created from the earth, which is literally found in his name. While the word “Adam” means “man”, the root of the name adama in Hebrew means “earth.”
Also according to Genesis, God then created a garden in Eden, causing “all kinds of trees to grow from the ground, be pleasing to the eye and delicious to eat, and trees of life in the garden, and the tree of life in the garden, and the tree of the knowledge of good and bad, ”and in that garden he“ placed the man whom he had formed ”so that Adam could stay there and eat (Genesis 2: 8-9 Several centuries later, during the exile, when the Genesis tradition came under Persian influence, the Garden of Eden acquired a new name: Firdaus.
This term has its roots from the ancient Persian word pardis, which means “walled (or sheltered) fence,” generally denoting areas such as The garden was kept for the convenience of the king. Therefore, the Garden of Eden was filled with many trees, and Adam was encouraged to eat the fruit of every branch, besides “the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.” the day you eat it, “God warned,” you will certainly die “(Genesis 2:17). As long as Adam was content to live in a state of innocence, all of his physical needs would be met. Adam then had to choose the appropriate name for each species that God gave him (Genesis 2:20).
By naming the created elements, Adam welcomed all living things, effectively giving them a place in nature. But Adam was alone. God recognized her loneliness and put Adam into a deep sleep. He then took one of Adam’s ribs, which he turned into a woman named Eve (Genesis 2: 21-22). Adam is very happy to find his new partner.
They were both naked, but their innocence prevented them from experiencing shame or differentiating right from wrong. But before long a snake slipped to the front of the stage.
He cunningly explained to Adam and Eve why God didn’t want them to taste the forbidden fruit: “God knows that the day you taste it, your eyes will open, and you will be like a god, knowing both good and evil” (Genesis 3: 3 -5). Eve gave in to the serpent’s temptation. She ate the forbidden fruit and made sure Adam did too. “And then,” says Genesis, “their eyes opened and they saw themselves naked” (Genesis 3: 7). , they were thrown out of heaven. Without their previous innocence, Adam and Eve became aware of their nakedness. They became husband and wife. In time, Eve gave birth to their first son, named Cain. The story of the Garden of Eden affirms that human existence is only “alienation” from the state primordial divine perfection. “Fall of man”, expulsion from the garden, marks the loss of the innocence that was only redeemed by God’s subsequent covenants with Abraham and Moses.
Sources: Britannica, Rijks Museum, Share Faith
Photo source: Wikimedia Commons / Het Geheugen
Photo explanations: painting of Jan Brueghel the Elder and Peter Paul Rubens – Earthly heavens with the fall of Adam and Eve in sins. The Garden of Eden with the fall of man (Book of Genesis 3: 4).
