She had no childhood
She had no parents
She had no girlfriends
She never dated
She was never cheerleader, oh my, my
She had no choices in boyfriends or husband
The first of a list of them is a flirtatious little chick that was the total queen of paradise! She must have been absolutely beautiful, she was hand made by God. I can just imagine her lolled back on a giant mushroom chaise doing her nails with Polk berry juice. She had the best of the best of the day. She had equity to her husband. She had anything she needed. She had no clothes or dishes to wash, didn't need them, nobody was there; or was there someone lurking in the bushes?
None of the women I will show knew the importance of their actions. In most cases certainly not that they would change the world; nor could they have done it in their own power. They were simply willing vessels for the Lord to work his miracles through. What about you? Have you ever thought your life may have some major purpose beyond any presumption imaginable? Your actions may bring about world change that you will never know. You my be working your destiny now that will effect those to follow. Who knows?
Eve and her husband Adam had power over everything in the Garden of Eden. 1Her husband was put in total charge of and guardianship over all that existed there. He let his guard down and in came Satan. He inhabited the serpent who to this time was a very cool dude. In the Garden all the animals were present and all were vegetarians. Satan knowing Eve had no friends, or any diversions of any sort except to be happy and only one restriction he propositioned her.
He took the truth and flavored it with falsehood enough to make her want to explore his quests. He ask her if she could really eat of anything in the garden? Of course we can except the tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. She told Satan they would surely die if they touched it. Not having known death she was not really sure what that was but of course, Satan knew. What did he do? He tempted her with half truths. He assured her she would not die, she would only know both good and evil just like God did. This intrigued her and she took him up on the offer. How did God have a hand in this? He left her on her own trust to be obedient!
She ate the fruit of the tree and offered it to her husband who also ate. He was to have guarded the gate, spoken up and confronted his wife's choice, he did neither! God knew man must be able to make a choice between good and evil. He allowed Eve to make the decision that made us all born in sin and introduced death it changed the world drastically and forever.
1Genesis 1:26 The beginning profile of Adam and Eve.
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