The Bible doesn't say, so we don't know.
As she was a woman (not a child) when she was created, the matter of 'age' would seem to be somewhat irrelevant. She was evidently old enough to speak and was of marriagable age, and she had a degree of knowledge of right and wrong. Doubtless she was also old enough to know better.
I would ask her why she sinned.
The first person to SAY it is God to Adam. The first person to SIN is Eve.
From Adam and Eve. Adam was the first person in the earth. And eve was the second. they multiplied. And do you know what? Eve, and Adam sinned(they ate the fruit of good and knowlege) because they sinned, that is why there is pain when women give birth.
The fall means the time Adam and Eve sinned i the garden of Eden and were thrown out for ever, and sin came into the world forever.
God did. When Adam and Eve sinned, God killed an animal to make a covering for them. That was a sacrifice to cover their sin. In the Bible it says there can be no forgiveness without the shedding of blood.
No, Both Adam and Eve sinned, both got punished, both admitted their sin, both repented, both asked God (Allah in Arabic) for forgiveness, both were forgiven by Allah (God in English), and both came down to earth. However, in the Bible(Old Testament) It was said that eve had caused suffering of women here on Earth today.
The age of Eve was never mentioned in the bible, therefore only God knows how old she was and lived to be
it is referred to a her that first sinned ie eve
Read the Bible and the answer is very clear!
If the question you are asking is "Where does it say in the Bible that Adam says I have sinned", the answer is: nowhere. The bible does not say that Adam said you have sinned.The Bible does state that "all have sinned and come short of the glory of God" (Romans 3:23). According to the Bible, only the Lord has been born to this world without sin.
No both did sin in the garden of Eden.
Adam and Eve separated themselves from God's perfect world, and brought about physical suffering and pain to Adam and Eve and all people that followed them.