of the tree of knowledge of good and evil, thou shallot not eat of it: for in the day that thou neatest thereof thou shallot surely die." He wasn't speaking of an instantaneous death, or even mortal death. He was more so saying that they would lose their immortal lives, therefor being compromised by mortal death...
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The serpent knew of this and used his knowledge to bring about the inevitable demise of mankind. If anyone is to blame for the "fall", it is the serpent and then Adam and Eve for being unfaithful to the words of their creator. After all they are the ones that were given the instructions to not eat the forbidden fruit...
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Book Of Genesis We often do the things we are told not to do because we think we have a better idea or we just plain want to be in control. When we don’t follow God’s guidelines we are saying we know better than God and we pay the natural and just consequences of sinning against Him...	3 / 740
Eve And The Apple While contemplating whether or not to eat the fruit, Eve wonders, why the beast did not die after eating the fruit? Why should such intellectual food be reserved for beasts? But her main reason for eating their fruit is to acquire greater power, to become a "goddess"...	3 / 778
Narrative Summary Of Genesis First, he made different types of creatures to live on land, including cattle’s, and things that creep. God saw that everything looked good. God was not satisfied yet...	6 / 1579
The Original Sin (poem) Throughout the book of Genesis, the serpent has been portrayed as the evil entity several times. The most evident example of this is the story of the snake telling Eve to eat the fruit of the forbidden tree...	1 / 258