Tuesday, November 26, 2019
Some History of Witchcraft essays
Some History of Witchcraft essays The story of Adam and Eve in the book of Genesis could be taken as warnings to the Hebrew people to stay away from Goddess worshiping religions. The following is a detailed summary of the story from the book of Genesis: God created the Garden of Eden and placed man inside to be its gardener. He tells man, who is later named Adam, not to eat any fruit from the tree in the center. This tree is called the Tree of Conscience or Knowledge. Then God decided to make man a companion, and so he took a rib from man and made it into a woman. Adam claims that her name is woman because she was taken out of a man (Genesis 2:23. pg 2). The serpent comes along and questions woman about the forbidden fruit. The serpent says that God does not want them to eat the fruit because the instant you eat it you will become like him, for your eyes will be opened- you will be able to distinguish good from evil! (Genesis 3:5. pg 2). So the woman eats the fruit and has the man eat some too. And as they ate it, suddenly they became aware of their nakedness, and were embarrassed. So they strung fig leaves together to cover themselves around the hips (Genesis 3:7. pg 2). When God comes looking for them later, he discovers that they have partaken of the fruit. Adam says that, it was the woman you gave me who brought me some, and I ate it (Genesis 3:12. pg 3). And when God asked woman why, she replies, the serpent tricked me (Genesis 3:13. pg 3). So God curses the serpent, and says that for all of eternity, mankind and serpents will be enemies. Then God curses women to have children in pain and suffering, yet she will welcome mans affection, and he shall be her master. Finally God curses man for listening to his wife. God puts a curse on the soil so that man will toil to make a living from it until he dies. In death you will return to the ground from which you came&...
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