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To: Seven_0; Blogger
When Adam sinned, it does not say the he died spiritually, rather it says that God made for them “coats of skins.” A sacrifice was made instead.

God made skins to cover them as an atonement for their sin. We know they needed redemption because God said, "of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil you shall not eat, for in the day that you eat of it you shall surely die." (Gen. 2:17) Adam and Eve died spiritually on that day. That is why they needed animal skins (requiring the shedding of blood) to cover their nakedness (sin).

Spiritual death preceeded physical death. Otherwise Adam would not have died physically.

405 posted on 04/07/2007 7:19:23 PM PDT by topcat54
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To: topcat54
Spiritual death preceeded physical death. Otherwise Adam would not have died physically.

Amen. How else could it be?

407 posted on 04/07/2007 7:26:57 PM PDT by Dr. Eckleburg ("I don't think they want my respect; I think they want my submission." - Flemming Rose)
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To: topcat54; Dr. Eckleburg
Spiritual death preceeded physical death. Otherwise Adam would not have died physically.

OK, my question from post#395 still stands. Is physical death the second death?

413 posted on 04/07/2007 7:53:24 PM PDT by Seven_0 (You cannot fool all of the people, ever!)
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To: topcat54
Adam and Eve died spiritually on that day. That is why they needed animal skins (requiring the shedding of blood) to cover their nakedness (sin).

As I understand it, a sacrifice allows the beneficiary to escape death altogether.

428 posted on 04/07/2007 8:51:04 PM PDT by Seven_0 (You cannot fool all of the people, ever!)
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