frustrated........

Says a lot

This person went around earlier blasting almost a dozen threads with comments about this Genesis 2:17 stuff... but with no explanations.

Fine. Didn't Adam and Eve disobey God by choosing the knowledge of good and evil which made them feel guilty of remaining unclothed in God's most holy presence? Do you believe Jesus delivered you from the knowledge of good and evil as in Romans7:4?

Can I ask a question?

Sure

Please respond to the first poster and do not derail the thread. They are asking for opinions and insight. If you have a message you want to preach, start your own thread. It's rude to derail someone elses.

Your question has nothing to do with my opinion on the op's question. Instead of trying to derail this thread with your questions about Gen 2:17, go to the Bible discussion forum and ask your question in a brand new post. Yes, Adam and Eve disobeyed God, but, other than the general "all things are connected, and had Adam and Eve behaved themselves, life would a gooey bite of creaminess all the time, " logic, it has nothing to do with the op's questions. The ones in the Bible discussion are better equipped to give an opinion on this, since they debate the Bible more often.

So what is the origin of frustration if not the disobedience of humans to God's command in Genesis 2:17?

What is the origin of all frustrations if not disobedience to God's command to not choose the knowledge of good & evil?

I am done playing your game...you obviously have something to say, so just say it and stop wasting mine and everyone else's time with your game.

Hey, the thread is called, "Frustrated."

You've been asked more than once to stop derailing the thread. If you have something you want to say, go start your own thread. Stop being rude. This poster has asked for help not for you to derail the thread.

Without addressing the basic problem how can you help? Do you want to give a temporal solution without addressing the eternal destiny?

So you are living not to proclaim the gospel? You don't want to please God?

Do you belong to a church group overseen by a wise pastor? If so, I would confide in him.

Continuing to pray to God for wisdom in dealing with the situation is good. Maybe try fasting too. I did that for a week, with prayer, and I saw God put checks (stops) in front of my ex to try and turn her head. God was faithful of course, and did everything He could, but her heart had hardened beyond hearing. She eventually divorced me, which set me free. There were two young children/daughters involved, but I had to let them go. God took me on to follow Him. I’m not suggesting that this is what may pan out in your life, just giving an anecdote of what happened in mine as an example. My ex and I were not Christians when we separated (she was Church of England heritage, I was Catholic), I became one not long after. She divorced me about a year and a half after she left me.

There were financial problems that put a lot of stress on the marriage, and she had more than one affair. I’m not looking for sympathy in disclosing what happened to me, just putting up a scenario which may, or may not, give some pointers to you.

I hope all things work out to the good of you and God.

The OP came here seeking help regarding his marriage. There's no need to lecture him (or anyone else in this thread) about what happened to Adam & Eve in the Garden of Eden.

@kaylagrl is right.

Proclaiming Christ sacrificed Himself to deliver us from the forbidden knowledge of good and evil that led to death (eternal separation from God)? Is this derailing?