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DEATH, ADAM & REDEMPTION
Q&A 02: What Died When Adam Ate the Forbidden Fruit?
QUESTION
Describe Death of Adam's body's incorruptible and glorious essence
RESPONSE
When Adam ate the forbidden tree, Adam's Body died instantly, which was when Adam saw he was naked. His body had lost or detached from glorious body he had, into this average body humans now have. Check your healthy body now, and see what Adam became reduced to, though in those days even their reduced bodies were far more healthier and stronger than what humans now have that can barely live up to one hundred and twenty years without failing. In contrast to Adam, Moses went from average body to obtaining the kind of body Adam lost. When Moses had seen God from behind, his body underwent transfiguration and became glorious, shiny and bright like some degree of sun. That new found body of Moses, though he veiled his face or body from people who feared light and preferred darkness, was like the body Adam and Eve lost in the first stroke of death in the event of eating of the forbidden tree. See the twist of events, Adam's Body that could never die was killed by the forbidden tree, and reduced to the average adamic or fallen body, while Adam continued living in the reduced body that became vulnerable to infections or became naked to exposures or attacks. On the other hand, Moses body could never be destroyed by any worm, virus, decomposition, fire or destruction, unless Moses eat of the forbidden tree of knowledge of good and evil. Though Moses died because God struck him for he was not to enter the promised land for his son, though he begged God for forgiveness but was not granted, yet the body of Moses was incorruptible and indestructible because even if the body was without clothing that body was never naked or vulnerable. Satan fought to possess Moses' body for himself but Michael ensured the body of Moses was taken to heaven. For even though God his where He buried the Body of Moses, Satan was more busy searching to exhume and possess the Body of Moses more than Satan or demons would possess any other man's body especially not those who have destroyed or degraded their bodies through fornication and uncleanness. God later allowed Satan ability to destroy Job's untouchable body with worm, virus and boils, but God still kept Job's life untouchable to Satan. But what did Job prophesied concerning the same body? Job chapter nineteen, verses twenty-five to twenty-seven — "For I know that my Redeemer lives, and that He shall stand at the latter day on the earth: And though after my skin worms destroy this body, yet in my flesh shall I see God: Whom I shall see for myself, and my eyes shall behold, and not another; though my reins be consumed within me."