According to the first Book of The Bible in Genesis 2: 17 Adam and Eve were suppose to not eat from the tree of knowledge of good and bad.
That tree represented God's right to direct mankind's way of life to success.
By not eating from the tree, the first couple would have shown their obedience to the One who gave them life. It would also have shown that they recognized God's right to direct their ways.
By not obeying God, humans were left to decide for themselves what is good and what is not good, which is a burden that humans could not carry successfully on their own. Facts confirms that we have done a poor job so far.
So to answer your question, which is: if the forbidden fruit was an apple?
What was forbidden in the garden of E'den, was the tree of knowledge of good and bad confirmed in Genesis 2: 17 in the first Book of the Bible.
The apple that Edward catches. The "forbidden apple", like the one from the garden of Eden - Bella is the forbidden apple, but can Edward resist the temptation?
Adam gave eave the forbidden
Because to Edward, Bella is the forbidden Fruit, they are forbidden to be together but somehow, the forbidden fruit tastes the sweetest.
forbidden fruit
The Apple is suppose to represent the forbidden fruit like Bella and edward- their love is forbidden
Forbidden Fruit
Well the cover's picture is Edward holding an apple and the apple is supposed to symbolize the apple of Adam and Eve other wise known as a forbidden fruit which in this case it's forbidden love because Bella is a human and Edward is a vampire.
The apple on the cover of the novel Twilight symbolizes Bella Swan's and Edward Cullen's love, which is forbidden. The author used it to reference the tree of knowlege in the Holy Bible, which was forbidden.
golden apple = NOWHERE black apple =black apple sign cloud + flip
first of all the forbidden fruit has not been proven to even be an apple
It's the forbidden fruit of knowledge.That's why is bitten.It symbolizes that this company offer us the real truth.
The apple signifies something forbidden because it is meant to be the apple plucked by Eve in the Garden of Eden. It refers to Edward and Bella's romance.