The First Woman eve–Part 2
Learn:
Love not the world, neither the things that are in the world. If any man love the world, the love of the Father is not in him. For all that is in the world, the lust of the flesh, and the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life, is not of the Father, but is of the world. And the world passeth away, and the lust thereof: but he that doeth the will of God abideth for ever.
I John 2: 15-17
Read: Genesis 3:1-24
1. What are some other names for the “serpent” that came to the woman while she lived in the perfect garden home that the LORD had made for her and Adam? Revelation 12:9
2. What was unusual about the serpent? v 1
3. What phrase did the serpent use to get the woman to start to question God’s Word? v 1
4. What PART of the answer that the woman gave to the serpent was NOT TRUE? Compare what God said in Genesis 2:16, 17 to the woman’s answer in Genesis 3:2, 3 to find your answer.
5. When you compare verse 4 of Genesis 3 to Genesis 2:17, what do we understand that the serpent (who is Satan) is calling God?
6. Anytime that someone contradicts God’s Word, or says that the Word doesn’t really mean what it clearly says, they are calling God a ____________.
Give some examples of how people today do this.
7. What promises did the serpent make to convince the woman that she should eat the fruit that God had said would cause death? vv 4, 5
8. What same promise (as the one the serpent made to the woman) is given by many religions of the world to people today concerning what they can become or already are?
9. Give examples of religions or philosophies that teach that man can be god.
10. What does God say about a man or woman becoming a god? II Samuel 7:22
I Corinthians 8:4-6
Isaiah 46:9
11. Instead of trusting and believing what God had told them would be the result of eating the fruit, the
woman decided to __________and _________________the serpent.
12. According to verse 6, what 3 THINGS that the woman saw with her eyes did she use as the basis for her decision to believe the serpent instead of God?
13. How do the 3 Things that the woman used as the basis for her decision correspond to I John 2:16?
14. If our decisions are made as the woman made hers, what is true about us? I John 2:15, 16
15. What will always be the result to any person that lives as though they themselves are god rather than believing and obeying the true God? James 1:15
16. When the woman ate of the fruit which God had forbidden, who joined her in the disobedience? v 6
17. What was the difference between Adam’s sin in eating the fruit and the woman’s sin in eating it? II Corinthians 11:3; I Timothy 2:13, 14
18. What was the immediate result for Adam and the woman upon disobeying God’s command not to eat of the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil? v 7
19. How did eating of the fruit which the LORD had forbidden change the relationship that Adam and the woman had previously had with God?
Verse 8
Verse 10 a
Verse 10 b
Verse 12a
Verse 12 b
20. Who did God hold as the one primarily responsible for disobedience to his command? v 9
21. What are the questions that the LORD asked Adam? vv 9, 11
22. What do we learn about hiding from God by reading Psalm 139:1-12?
23. What question did God ask the woman about her disobedience to his command? v 13a
24. Did she acknowledge her sin? v 13 Explain your answer.
25. What is necessary on Adam’s part, or the woman’s part, or on our part, in order for our sin to be forgiven by God? Acts 3:19
26. Use Ezekiel 18:30-31 to esplain the concept of repentence.