Did Adam and Eve go to heaven or hell?

[linssue55]

Howdy linssue55,
The message of Genesis is that sinners are excluded from Paradise, or the Garden of Eden, and that sinners do not live for ever.
Genesis 3:22-24 (KJV): "22 And the LORD God said, Behold, the man is become as one of us, to know good and evil: and now, lest he put forth his hand, and take also of the tree of life, and eat, and live for ever: 23 Therefore the LORD God sent him forth from the garden of Eden, to till the ground from whence he was taken. 24 So he drove out the man; and he placed at the east of the garden of Eden Cherubims, and a flaming sword which turned every way, to keep the way of the tree of life."

The Bible does not reveal if Adam and Eve believed the gospel and were thus saved and received forgiveness. We all hope that they did.

Kind regards
Trevor

Then you need to study Genesis from the Original Hebrew...They we sinners AFTER the Fall AND THEY WERE BELIEVERS...so you need to study I.C.E.. They were in the Garden with the Lord for around 300 yrs before the fall and the Lord taught doctrine everyday to them, and they believed. Just because they sinned, like ALL of us sin...that means then that ALL of us are going to Hell...Sorry but I think you need to do some major studying.....

 

[StAnselm]

Then you need to study Genesis from the Original Hebrew...

So how exactly does the original Hebrew reveal this? And where does it mention 300 years?

 

[linssue55]

So how exactly does the original Hebrew reveal this? And where does it mention 300 years?

From.... Isogogics, Exigetics, Catagories, Anthropopathisms, Anthropopathisms, line upon line, pre-cept upon pre-cept, Hurmanutics, Incallcation, Snytex, Parrables, tenses of verbs and 1/2 dozen more things.....study, study, study the Original languages.

 

[StAnselm]

I hope you've misspelled some of those words, because there are several I've never heard of. You mean categories and hermeneutics and parables, right?

Well, I'd like to learn more of what you know. Can you start a new thread on this? Putting it in Biblioology and Hermeneutics would be best, I think...

 

[linssue55]

I hope you've misspelled some of those words, because there are several I've never heard of. You mean categories and hermeneutics and parables, right? Yes...I type too fast and mess up

Well, I'd like to learn more of what you know. Can you start a new thread on this? Putting it in Biblioology and Hermeneutics would be best, I think...

No way....people on this forum argue too much, they have to have proof and even with the originals they still don't want to accept it, so that part, I leave for God to handle. Now if you want to see a little of this work, go to "Salvation Package", on this thread of General Theology, there are Catagories of incalcation there.

 

[StAnselm]

Well, that's a bit disappointing.

This is why the Bibliology and Hermeneutics forum would be a good idea!!

I still don't know what you mean by "even with the originals they still don't want to accept it". What are the originals?

And I can understand people wanting proof! Even if I respect you for having done a lot of study, I'm still not going to just take your word for it!

 

[linssue55]

Well, that's a bit disappointing.

This is why the Bibliology and Hermeneutics forum would be a good idea!!

I still don't know what you mean by "even with the originals they still don't want to accept it". What are the originals? The original Languages using I.C.E..

And I can understand people wanting proof! Even if I respect you for having done a lot of study, I'm still not going to just take your word for it!

Exactly, herein lies the problem.......

 

[StAnselm]

Exactly, herein lies the problem.......

Well, that makes me wonder what you're doing on this forum. It sounds frightfully arrogant - what makes you think you know more than other people on this forum? (I mean that as a genuine question, by the way - you may well know lots, but how can I know if I can trust your interpretation?)

And what does I.C.E stand for?

 

[qootle]

Do you know what this prison is?

If you're asking me for my opinion, I think the prison is the unpleasant equivalent of "paradise" that's illustrated in the story about Lazarus and the rich man.

Would you agree?