Adam had hidden from God who, expecting to see Adam as he walked through the Garden, called out to see where Adam was. When Adam said he was hiding because he now realised he was naked, God guessed that Adam had eaten the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge.
Adam (adam and eve)
Yes. In Genesis 3, after Adam and Eve sinned, God asked Adam several questions, with the final result that Adam passed the buck off to Eve. In Genesis 3:13, God then asks Eve, "What is this you have done?" (NASB). As far as I know, this is the only question God asked specifically of Eve.
My God, My God, why hast Thou forsaken Me
Thee is the dative/accusative (or "objective") case of the obsolete second person singular pronoun thou, which has been replaced, except in certain archaic usages, by the plural form, you.If the above very correct definition was a bit hard to understand, simply put, thee means you. Thee means you only in the singular. It is never used for the plural. For an archaic effect in the plural, ye may be used.
Please see the Relevant answers for this, But God knows all things. When Jesus asked Peter the third time, "Lovest thou me?" Peter replied: "Lord, thou knowest all things." (John 21.17)
well,god formed adam and then god asked adam for his kidney so that he could make eve and they could have children of their own!
it was in the book of Genesis when Adam and Eve first sinned. he was in the garden of Eden when he asked where Adam was. he then came out from hiding and said that he was hiding because he was necked.
if you mean Adam and eve(in The Bible) they did die after god sent them out of the garden of eden
If you mean The Creation of Adam, it was painted around 1511-1512.
It is most likely a reference to God. Adam Young is a strong Christian and "I Am" is a term for God referring to a point in the Book of Exodus when God says to Moses "I Am that I Am."
To be specific God is; but if you mean human Adam was.
No, I was unable to find answer in the Bible.