Adam and Eve

No. Adam and Eve were husband and wife.
Adam was the first Man Created before Eve by God. Eve was created by God out of Adam...

21 ¶ And the LORD God caused a deep sleep to fall upon Adam, and he slept: and he took one of his ribs, and closed up the flesh instead thereof;
22 And the rib, which the LORD God had taken from man, made he a woman, and brought her unto the man.
23 And Adam said, This is now bone of my bones, and flesh of my flesh: she shall be called Woman, because she was taken out of Man.
24 Therefore shall a man leave his father and his mother, and shall cleave unto his wife: and they shall be one flesh.
25 And they were both naked, the man and his wife, and were not ashamed.

Yes, some people may be uneasy about sinister serpents because of the creation story of Adam and Eve. But others may be uneasy because of the sinister facts about slithering snakes. For example, all slimy snakes are capable of biting, and bites can be fatal whether the hissing snake is venomous or not.

Well, it's difficult to speak about that story in entirely secular terms, but I suppose if you can at least accept a moral interpretation in place of a dogmatic religious one than you might be able to get somewhere. I think if you look at eating the fruit as the moment that Adam and Eve develop a conscience (which ironically corresponds with with the original sin) you have to realize the importance of this act as the moment that the physical self separates from the emotional (or in religious terms, spiritual) self. In other words, prior to this one's emotional reaction to something would be directly related to the physical act--there would be no pleasurable physical act that caused a disturbance in one's emotional state (such as sex, etc.). The importance of eating the fruit, I believe, is that it is the one physical act that Adam and Eve could perform that would change this emotional state, and so it is fitting that this act should involve the act of bringing something inside the body, since the change is emotional (or spiritual) that we generally associate with the internal body (popularly the heart).
Answer As a metaphor, eating can mean a lot of things... we have the phrase "I could just eat you up" which means mostly... love. Wanting to consume something usually is a metaphor for love. In the story of Adam and Eve, eating of the tree of knowledge has significance because it meant that the people loved knowledge in a symbolic way, right? The metaphor of knowledge and love doesn't always hold true though... sometimes eating is viewed as a horrible thing... think of Hansel and Gretel, or Little Red Riding Hood. "The better to eat you with." When we express a desire to eat, it is usually something we love or value highly... but as a community, we are also afraid of being eaten... and symbolically, that could mean that we want to absorb things into our identities/comfort zones, but that we are frightened of being absorbed ourselves. In the story of Adam and Eve I think that the serpent and the tree/fruit are actually more powerful symbols than the act of eating... but maybe the fact that Adam accepted the fruit when Eve offered it, and ate it, in a way, for her, is significant as well, and related to the act of eating.

Psalms 119. It has 176 verses.

On a side note. The original holy writings that would become known as the Bible originally were not divided into chapters and verses. It wasn't until about 1250 (A.D.) that Cardinal Hugo de Sancto divided the old and new testament into chapters. And it wasn't until the 1500s that the first English bible separated into chapters and verse became available. It was called the Geneva Bible.

What sinning feels like; the vacillation between sinning and obeying.

God created this covenant between him and Adam and eve to show us that Jesus would come to save us from our sins and also to see if Adam and Eve would trust him.

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the first baby born was named Cain. He was a baby boy and Eve kept him a secret from Adam for a while. Cain later grew up and killed his younger brother Abel (the second child ever conceived)

God told Adam and eve that they could eat from any of the fruits in the garden, except for the tree of knowledge. eve took a walk by her self, and walk by it. the devil who was in the form of a snake, tempted eve to eat from the tree of knowledge, then she gave some to Adam. God found out, and told them that the had to leave the garden, and work. He still loved them, but he had his reasons to kick Adam and eve out.

Mother of all.

Answer 2:

Life.

one thing you can do is go to genesis and find noah and the arc it is between chapters 5-17

There is no mention in the Bible of Lucifer being in the Garden of Eden.

WE are so Desensitized, we live in a world of sin . And THey were put in charge of Taking care of these Things in the Garden , sin is So Normalized, the Devil has us all Brainwashed into Justifying Sin , So when they Saw that Leaf , and That Beautiful Flower Rotte away , they Were upset to see such a Beautiful thing Pass.

Yes it must have been, because that was the only option for the children of Adam and Eve.

A rib.

Adam was made by God and then God took a rib from Adam and made a wife for him named Eve and then they were naked and then Eve and Adam were supposed to eat every tree of the garden except the tree in the middle and Eve was tricked by the serpent and Eve ate from the tree and became knowing good and evil then they had Cain and Abel and Cain killed Abel and Cain married his own sister

In the Bible, Adam does not speak again after God tells him that he will be expelled from the Garden of Eden.

Adam was NOT BORN by anyone. Jehovah God CREATED Adam as a full grown man from the elements of the earth. Adam was never a baby that had to learn to walk and speak. God gave Adam a human language, Hebrew.

The Bible indicates that God communicated with Adam, perhaps on a daily basis, in the breezy part of the day (perhaps early evening.)

The Bible says that when Adam was 'young' he was given the assignment to 'name the animals', whatever their names would be.

Eve was also created, and not born.

First of all Adam never was a prophet.

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.

In Gensis 1:28 God told them to be fruitful and become many and subdue the earth. When God created Adam and Eve they were perfect in every sense of the word. When Eve disobeyed God and ate from the fruit in the middle of the garden God told them to leave the Garden of Eden. When Adam and eve had children, they were the only people on the earth so in order to be fruitful god allowed them to have children with each other. At that time they were as close to be being perfect and as such there would be no abnormalities the children would have to endure.

As the years passed humans became more and more less perfect, so God had declared having sex with family members as no longer necessary in order to fill the earth.

The healthiest food known to man is the original food God planned for man to eat.

In the garden of Eden it is only fruits,vegetables and water.