Theology Q&A Theology Q&A: Adam with Eve? Hell, now or later? Praying with others? Is there still wrath? A past with unworthy communion.
Nov 6, 2025
The discussion opens with a look at Adam’s role during the temptation, focusing on responsibility for the Fall. They explore the concept of hell, pondering when eternal punishment truly begins. The hosts provide insight on praying with those of different faiths, warning against syncretism. A deep dive into Christ's atoning sacrifice reveals its significance for understanding divine wrath. Finally, listeners find comfort in the assurance that past unworthy communions are covered by forgiveness, emphasizing the supper as healing.
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Adam's Presence And Responsibility
- Genesis 3's “with” doesn't require Hebrew proximity but the text implies Adam was present and culpable.
- Adam acted knowingly while Eve was deceived, making him the one blamed across Scripture.
Temptation Targets Trust In God
- The serpent's tactic was to make Adam and Eve doubt God's motives, not merely the fruit's effect.
- The devil attacks trust in God's goodness so we take matters into our own hands.
'Passed Over' Means Divine Patience
- "God passed over" sins expresses divine patience and delayed judgment throughout Scripture.
- God often declares guilt but waits long to execute judgment so more might repent.
