Could God have killed Adam and Eve?
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We can never see the invisible God which is probably what we cannot see His face means.
We can only see a manifestation of God in some kind of physical form.
The Bible says God was manifest in flesh seen of angels for angels cannot even see God unless He shows them a visible manifestation.
Which before God created Adam and Eve He probably had an angelic body sitting on the throne as His visible relationship to the angels, and now He has a visible relationship to the angels and the saints by the man Christ Jesus in a glorified body.
We can only see a manifestation of God in some kind of physical form.
The Bible says God was manifest in flesh seen of angels for angels cannot even see God unless He shows them a visible manifestation.
Which before God created Adam and Eve He probably had an angelic body sitting on the throne as His visible relationship to the angels, and now He has a visible relationship to the angels and the saints by the man Christ Jesus in a glorified body.
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• Gen 3:8 . .Then the man and his wife heard the sound of the LORD God as
he was walking in the garden in the cool of the day.
There were was quite a variety of animal life at this time in Adam's world--
some small, some big, and some very big. Well; none of them were as yet
afraid of humans so they'd likely be all around: practically underfoot. So
then how was Adam able to distinguish the sound of Jehovah moving about
in the garden from an animal moving about? How was His sound unique?
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• Gen 3:8 . .Then the man and his wife heard the sound of the LORD God as
he was walking in the garden in the cool of the day.
There were was quite a variety of animal life at this time in Adam's world--
some small, some big, and some very big. Well; none of them were as yet
afraid of humans so they'd likely be all around: practically underfoot. So
then how was Adam able to distinguish the sound of Jehovah moving about
in the garden from an animal moving about? How was His sound unique?
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