The Torah (the first section of the Jewish 'Bible') book of Bereshit (Genesis) says that God created Adam and his wife Eve. It says that the couple first dwelt and worked in the Garden of Eden. God expelled the couple for having broken the divine law against eating of the forbidden fruit. Adam was punished by being sentenced to having to work for food (as men still do), while Eve was punished by being sentenced to painful childbirth (as women still do). The couple ultimately resided in an unspecified place outside of Eden. They raised a family of daughters and sons. Adam lived a total of 930 years. He lived long enough to see the birth of six generations of children and descendants. He died before the birth of Noah and the great flood.
Adam lived 930. It doesn't say about Eve.
Interesting question-cant say ive ever considered it. Maybe he made other people less important than Adam and eve, after he had made them.
When Adam and Eve were in the Garden of Eden, there was no christmas, it came with the birth of Jesus on earth.
Christmas eve!
Adam, like Eve, were created. The Bible does not say the timeframe.
well its hard to say it depends on your religion if your a Cristian then you believe that Adam and eve where first
Because Jehovah (God) took ribs and flesh from Adam and used it to make Eve.
That's a great question... some would say Adam and Eve from the Biblical point of view others would disagree. The truth is that nobody knows for sure. Check out the "Terra Papers" for an alternate perspective. 8)
the apple Actually, the bible never tells you what Adam and Eve eat because it is not very important.
You would say wiser - as in... Adam is wiser than Eve.
There was non, cuz Adam and Eve were created by God and there was no Religion needed in the garden of Eden. You cant say God was a Muslim back then, He's God, He is all. His Son Was a Christian.
Strictly speaking, Genesis does not say that Adam and Eve were born. It says that God made Adam out of the dust of the ground. Because Adam needed company, God made Eve out of Adam's rib, while he slept.