Martin Pierce

Christian Author & Blogger

[Martin Pierce @Genesis_Guy]

This is the first post in my new, 3-part series on Christian Gratitude. It's titled, Two Major Mistakes Christians Make When Thanking God.
https://t.co/cVLLlx4xmB

[Martin Pierce @Genesis_Guy]

@CherylSchatz @god_came_down You've made some excellent points. "He shall rule over you" was a curse! This blog post will give you further "ammunition" against Adam and for Eve: https://t.co/ZikccFSu5R

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@paulogia0 Matthew 5:17b "I have not come to abolish them but to fulfill them."

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@ShaneClaiborne I agree, but I don't think you need to bring that image of Jesus into it.

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@Matthew56193629 @archie_lochie Correct. I never expected to see someone complaining about Jesus not having said more about Hell than what he did.

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@QiaochuYuan Here's how it all started... This is a new interpretation of Genesis 3. It's the first time anyone has seriously looked at the poetry. https://t.co/ZikccFSu5R

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Ancient stories still shape modern ideas about gender. I offer a new reading of Adam and Eve. It's true to Scripture, and is compassionate to Eve and to all who have traits we've long dismissed as "feminine."
The Untold Story of the Garden of Eden https://t.co/ZikccFSu5R

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@KyleeDallas90 @michellmybell1 As a Christian man, I would definitely say something.

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@RevKimWChafee Eve (and women) didn't deserve the blame for the Fall. The Bible holds Adam as having been responsible. If you want to know why, and you should, please read this: https://t.co/ZikccFSu5R

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@RonSCantor So, by your logic, Isaiah is Moses? 🤣

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@GiffLasta @KaeleyT I know it's crucial to understand what the Bible teaches about gender-related issues. I believe this interpretation of the Fall can help. It's the first one to take into account the poetic structure. https://t.co/ZikccFSu5R

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@Parsalog @Atomsmade Plato made such a solid argument that monotheism doesn't even exist any more. Oh wait... 😆

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@Atomsmade @ZedSharp3 God is good. Sin and evil are in the world because he gave man free will. Adam rebelled against him. In this post, I offer a new interpretation of the Fall: https://t.co/ZikccFSu5R

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@Eternal_Saints_ Why do you put so much emphasis on 3D appearance when God is transcendent, i.e., far beyond what we can perceive? https://t.co/ZikccFSu5R

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@GiffLasta @KaeleyT Adam had presumed and hoped that Eve would be exactly like himself so that she would fulfill his every wish. However, in reality she was very much not like him. She was sovereign. Everyone's sovereignty must be respected. https://t.co/ZikccFSu5R

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@pickover Free will means we can even overcome Satan, so I gladly accept that gift from God. Adam and Eve exercised their free will. We can reverse it. https://t.co/ZikccFSu5R

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@Mighty_Cross_ Who was the first sinner? Adam or Eve? https://t.co/ZikccFSu5R

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@gagasourcelgs What actually happened in the Garden of Eden: https://t.co/ZikccFSu5R

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@Benedic26361457 @_y_o_t So true! Adam sinned willfully, but Eve had sinned in a state of ignorance. My latest blog post explains this in detail: https://t.co/ZikccFSu5R

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@xoxe_maria It WAS about sin. See this post: https://t.co/ZikccFSu5R