The devil was blammed but Adam and eve took the punishment.
Another perspective:In the Genesis account, Adam blames Eve and Eve blames the serpent (Gen. 3:12, 13). But the most direct answer to your question (from Scripture) is actually found in the New Testament:1 Timothy 2:14 - And Adam was not deceived, but the woman being deceived, fell into transgression.
This doesn't mean that Eve was to "blame," for God knewSatan would try to deceive them, and that they would falter. The so-called "fall of man" was a necessary and deliberate part of God's redemptive plan for humanity, and the scenario in Eden played out just as intended.
Adam and Eve hid from God in the Garden of Eden after eating the forbidden fruit.
According to the book of Genesis, God told Adam that he could eat of any tree in the garden except the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. Adam passed this on to Eve. Eve succumbed to temptation and ate anyway, and tempted Adam to eat. So, each should be blamed individually for giving in to their own temptations. It's an allegory, an example of how people are still falling prey to their own temptations.
Eve after eating the forbidden fruit convinced Adam to eat it and they would be like god.
Adam and Eve hid from God after eating the forbidden fruit because they felt ashamed and guilty for disobeying God's command. They were afraid of facing the consequences of their actions.
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God created the forbidden fruit as a test of obedience for Adam and Eve. The significance of the forbidden fruit in the story is that it represents free will and the consequences of disobedience. Eating the fruit led to their expulsion from the Garden of Eden, symbolizing the loss of innocence and the introduction of sin into the world.
Eve eating the fruit from the forbidden tree.
This is exclusively a Christian issue. In Judaism, Adam is blamed for Eve's eating the apple. When God forbade eating from the Tree of Knowledge, He had not yet created Eve, so it was Adam's responsibility to explain to Eve that she should not eat from the tree.
It is true that Adam and Eve did eat the forbidden fruit, so sin and death came into the world.
Adam committed the sin of disobedience by eating the forbidden fruit from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil in the Garden of Eden.
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