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Artist: Dana Dirksen
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Did Adam Obey God?
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Did Adam Obey God?
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Did adam obey God?
No, adam chose to disobey God. Adam chose to disobey.
Did adam obey God?
No, adam chose to disobey God. Adam chose to disobey.
When the woman saw the fruit of the tree,
That it was good for food and pleasing to see,
And also desirable for gaining wisdom,
She took some and ate and
Gave some to her husband who was with her and he ate it.
Genesis 3, verse 6
Adam chose to disobey.
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