No I won't.
The wages of sin is death = spiritual death, separation from God.
Adam and Eve once had a perfect relationship with God, when they disobeyed him, that relationship was broken; spoilt. When they sinned, they DID die, spiritually, that day; they were cursed by God and driven out of the Garden. Literal death, death of the body, also came into the world; but their relationship with their Creator was never the same. If they'd actually died as soon as they'd sinned, they would have been dead spiritually, in their sins, for all eternity.
Cain and Abel, Noah, Abraham, Job all offered sacrifices to God, and through Moses, the Israelites were given the sacrificial system - certain sins meant certain sacrifices. Eventually God made a new covenant with people, and sent his Son as a sacrifice for sin. So now, if people sin against God, while they are separated from him, it doesn't have to be that way forever.
No one can ever DO enough to atone for their sin, or be good enough to reconcile themselves with God. He has done this for us in Jesus. Unbelievers are still separated from God by their sin, no matter how much they do and how nice they appear to be - and even though they don't believe in God. If they want it, reconciliation with God, eternal life and spiritual blessings through Christ are available to them. They need to first hear about it - which is why Jesus tells us to go and preach the Good News - and then be willing to receive, accept and believe in what God has already done.
