Having eaten the fruit of the Tree of the Knowledge, they were like gods (Genesis 3:22: "And the LORD God said, Behold, the man is become as one of us..."), knowing all things. The only difference between them and God (or the gods) was that they must die.
The story also has a Tree of Life in the Garden, and by eating its fruit, Adam and Eve would become immortal. In Genesis 3:24, God drove out the man and placed at the entrance to the Garden of Eden, cherubim and a flaming sword to keep [block] the way of the Tree of Life. In the Genesis story, Adam and Eve were sent from the Garden and could not be allowed back for fear they would eat of the second tree.
In the Bible, Adam did not specifically instruct Eve not to eat the apple. The serpent tempted Eve, and she ate the fruit, then gave some to Adam, who also ate it.
Eve,and then Adam ate some.
Both ate the fruit from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil: a serpent tempted Eve who ate it first and then offered the forbidden fruit to Adam. But the bible never identifies that fruit as being an apple...
they ate a fruit off the tree
It is unclear from the narrative what time of day it was from the story as written. However, as Adam and Eve were is paradise, the current conception of a day may not be accurate to describe when the sin was committed.
No, if they were blind then Eve would never has ate the fruit on the tree that satan was offering. Then adam and Eve wouldn't of disappointed God.
They ate the forbidden fruit... Being an apple... Which God told them not to eat.
The story of Adam and Eve blames the snake who is sent by the devil to encourage them to eat the forbidden fruit. It is said that when Adam and Eve ate this fruit they betrayed God and then released all the bad things into the world, such as death, murder, thievery etc. Sort of similar to Pandora's Box i guess.
The original nature of Adam was perfect and without sin. Adam and Eve sinned when they ate forbidden fruit.
No, Both Adam and Eve ate from the tree. In Quran, Muslims holy book, both Adam and Eve ate from the tree and accordingly both of them are held responsible of disobeying God (Allah) the Creator.
When Eve ate from the fruit, she thought that God would kill her as a consequence. She didn't want to die alone, so she begged Adam to eat the fruit, too, and Adam didn't want to be lonely again, so he ate it.
Adam (and Eve) died initially (Genesis 3:17-19)(Genesis 5:5)and all humanity by extension (Romans 5:12)