as the world falls watch it all fall fall fall

Their sin had brought upon them the judgment of God, and the only just punishment for such high treason is eternal death (Romans 6:23). Because of Adam’s sin, God placed a curse upon the world, the people, the animals, the plants, and the very ground (Genesis 3:14–19). Sin is any human behavior, word, or thought that is contrary to the perfection of God. The fall of man was caused by Adam’s sin. Sin had entered into God’s perfect world (Romans 5:12). Adam also ate it, and in that moment everything changed. So she ate it and gave some to Adam (Genesis 3:5). Satan came to Eve as a serpent and suggested to the woman that God had not really forbidden the fruit for her good but was rather keeping good from her (Genesis 3:1–4). Satan had already been cast down to earth due to his rebellion against God in heaven (Luke 10:18). Genesis 3 introduces us to another being involved in the fall of man: the serpent. God told them that, if they ate fruit from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, they would die. He gave them everything in the garden to enjoy except for the fruit from one tree (Genesis 2:16–17).

In these perfect surroundings, God walked and talked with the man, enjoying the creation He had made and Adam’s pleasure in it (Genesis 2:19–20 3:8).īecause God did not want the man to be alone, He fashioned a woman, Eve, from one of Adam’s ribs. So God placed Adam in a garden designed specifically for him (Genesis 2:8).

He was designed to be like God, fellowship with God, reason like God, and enjoy God forever. He had been created in God’s own image (Genesis 1:27), which means that he possessed an everlasting spirit, such as God has. Then He breathed His own life into the man’s nostrils, and “man became a living soul.” He called the man “Adam.” The man had a life that differed from the plant and animal life. He pronounced it all “good” (Genesis 1:25).īut when God made man, He got down in the dirt and formed the shape of a human body from the clay (Genesis 2:7). According to the book of Genesis, God spoke everything into existence: sky, planets, seas, vegetation, animals, and everything else. We find the biblical account of creation and the fall of man in Genesis 1–3. The fall of man occurred sometime after God created the world and after Satan’s rebellion in heaven.

As the world falls watch it all fall fall fall