Why did God made Adam first?
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So he would have at least one chance to talk.
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The man "Adam" was created in the day God created the heavens and the earth which was in the beginning. Mankind was created on the sixth day. Adam or as the bible says in the Hebrew THE MAN never had children until he was expelled from the garden of Eden. So mankind was not procreated by THE ADAM and EVE until they had fallen which was after the seventh day because God said the seventh day was very good. The Adam had access to the tree of life so the time between mankind being created and the fall of the Adam is not recorded in the bible. The Adams children were Cain, Able, and Seth. Cain killed Able and there is no record of Able having children. Cain and Seth went into the world of mankind and had children by mankind. When Cain was expelled from God's presence he went and took a wife of the land of Nod. To make a long story short the world became tainted because they mated with the daughters of men and eventually God cleansed the world with a flood. Noah had a pedigree and you can read the rest.\nThe key is God said to Adam in the day that you eat of the tree dying you shall die. If The Adam had not eaten of the tree of knowledge of Good and Evil "The Adam" would never have died. Peter said a day in the Lord was 1,000 years, The Adam lived 930 years after he ate of the tree making him die just shy of 1,000 years fulfilling the prophecy.
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i get what youre saying. kind of like "what came first? the chicken or the egg??" obviously there had to of been a chicken to make the egg. so adam and eve came first in my opinion. it makes perfect sense\n\nmany will not understand that and will never want to. so dont get upset if they badmouth your question.
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1) The world was created by God, who is everywhere, sees everything, and knows everything about us, and still loves us more than we can even imagine!\n2) We were not dropped from the stars; God created us in his image at very beginning of Creation. Have you heard of Adam an Eve? They were the first humans. Unfortunately, they ate the forbidden fruit even after God instructed them not to. But if you think about it, if Adam and Eve hadn't disobeyed God, someone else would have just because we can't leave well-enough alone.\n3) No, the Bible is way more than a story--it's the truth! It is God-breathed, God-inspired, written by men who were instructed by God what to write. Yes, God CAN speak to humans!\n4) I do pray, though not nearly enough. And I pray to the one and only God, Jesus Christ. God loves when we talk to him, because it brings us into deeper fellowship with Him. When Christians talk about intimacy with God, that does not mean jumpin' into bed with Him! It means having a very deep and personal relationship with God, even though He rules over all! He wants to be our Friend.\n5) When I die, God promises eternal life in heaven to all those who believe in Him. The physical body dies, yet, but the soul (spirit and soul are the same thing) escapes from the body and experiences life with Jesus in heaven.
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God created Adam and Eve so he was their father (and ours) so it must have been: Adam God and Eve God.
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God Created Adam from ashes and dust and when we die we are returned to ashes and dust.
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Adam did not give eve one rib... God took a rib from Adam to create woman, so it was God not Adam first of all...   there is alot more to it... learn your catechism!!!
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The chicken. Would God create an egg without a mother bird to warm the egg and care for the chick? God made Adam as an adult from what I can tell. So why wouldnt he have made all of creation in its prime?
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The correct answer IS no one.  However, I understand where your confusion comes from.  In Genesis 1 we read an overview of the entire creation.  In verse 27 we see that God created man and woman, but are not given any names.  However, this doesn’t mean that they are not Adam and Eve.  The end of chapter 1 concludes the brief account, or summary if you will, of creation, and chapter 2 then elaborates on some important details.  These include how God created man and woman and their names.  Chapter 2 verse 7 describes the creation of Adam, but we know that it is an elaboration on the creation of man given in 1:27, because in 2:5 it specifically says that there was no man on the earth.  \n\nHope that clears it up a little.\n\n_______________  EDIT _______________\n\nTo James,\n\nI'm afraid you are mistaken about the meaning of the word "man" as it applies to Genesis 1 and 2.  I encourage you to look at the original Hebrew words as it makes it clearer that both chapters refer to the same "man".  It is understandable that some confusion is introduced when translating into English, so it is helpful to look at the original words to determine their meaning both individually and in the context of the surrounding scripture.  For example, the word for "man" is the exact same Hebrew word in both chapter 1 and 2, AND it is essentially the same word as the man's name! ADAM!  And it is a form that is used much more often as a singular form, while a different word (Alef + Yod + Shin) is used more often to indicate MEN - plural.  The word in Genesis 1 & 2 in Hebrew is Alef + Dalet + Mem.  \n\nCheck it our more for yourself -- you'll be surprised how consistent it is with the rest of the Bible's idea that Adam WAS the first man!
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God was created (by) the first man to think of him.
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God created the earth and the heavens. The first people on earth was Adam and Eve. There's your answer have a nice day.
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That is a great question that we will unfortunately never find the accurate answer to.\nAlthough, it only says in the Bible that Adam and Eve were the FIRST man and woman God created...I don't think it ever said they were the ONLY one's he created, if your looking for answers regarding the Bible.\nI'd also like to add that genetically, it's next to impossible to have a healthy child created in incest, especially as close as brother and sister. If those problems exist now, then reason says they would exist way back then as well. So, I think either God created more people, or Adam and Eve were the first "modern humans" along the evolution chain. I'm a bit undecided about it since I believe in God along with evolution...kind of weird, huh?
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It never says in the bible that God exclusively created Adam and Eve, it's metaphorical.  It's actually commonly believed among christians and non-christians that there were more people around.  e.g. when Cain was banished for killing his brother Able, he went out into the world and said to God, 'but if anyone finds out I killed my brother surely they will kill me' and God replied 'I will mark you so that any man who lays a hand on you you will be avenged sevenfold.' (or words to that effect).  So there must have been other people.\n\nAlso, when out there I believe he found a wife and had children just like everyone else.  There were lots of other people around at that time.\n\nBesides, I'm still of the arguement that it doesn't matter how it happened, it only matters who made it happen.  There are certain things beyond our understanding and certain things we don't need to know.
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Gods' original purpose for mankind is to let them live forever in paradise.He gave them everything that is needed to satisfy their needs and wants.He don't want them to die or to suffer. the first man died not because His creator wants him a shortlived life,no. He died because he disobeyed God. If adam have not sinned he would have been here still. We, just like ann frank inherited the sin of adam and that is the reason why man dies.
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She was the first wife of Adam, made from the earth.  She refused to submit to him, thinking of herself as his equal rather than lesser, rightfully so.  God banished her then created Eve from Adams rib.
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Religion is a way of life and Adam had no religion. He knew God in a very personal way. The answer of course is that it didn't matter then and it doesn't matter now. He worshiped God. The one God that most of us worship. The rest is just details.
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He did. What makes you think he didn't?\n\nThe story of Adam wasn't about forgiveness as much as it was about living with your decisions...even the bad ones.\n\nGod warned Adam about sin and its consequences. God told Adam not to eat of the fruit of the forbidden tree. He told him that if he did, he would die (Genesis 2:15-17). \n\nWhen Adam sinned, God did not immediately put Adam to death, as his sin deserved. Instead, God sought Adam out and exposed his sin (Genesis 3:8-13). God also indicated the consequences Adam and his wife would experience because of their sin (Genesis 3:8-19). \n\nGod removed Adam and Eve from the garden and prevented them from returning to it. He kept them from eating of the tree of life, lest they live forever in their sin (3:22-24). \n\nGod gave Adam and Eve another son, Seth, after Cain killed Abel (4:25-26). It was after the birth of Seth that people began to worship the Lord (4:26). Did this include Adam? I am inclined to think so. \n\nAll of this suggests that Adam and Eve did seek God's forgiveness and receive it. The Bible places the emphasis on Adam's sin (and not on his repentance and forgiveness) because it was through Adam's sin that all mankind was corrupted and brought under the same sentence of death (Romans 5:12-21). Adam turns our attention toward the sin of the human race. Jesus Christ turns our attention to life and righteousness.\n\nGod forgives. And we forgive. But we all must repent when we sin and lie in the bed we made.