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What does the fallen eve "reverence" before she goes to tempt adam? paradise lost?

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Adam is a figure from Genesis, the Old Testament, the Qur'an, and the Kitáb-i-Íqán. According to the creation of the Abrahamic religions, he was the first human being and according to the celestial religions they were also the parents of all humans in the world. The details of the story of Adam and Eve differ between the religions of Islam, Judaism, Christianity and other religions that developed from these three Abrahamic religions.

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The story of the Prophet Adam according to Islamic teachings

The devil deceived them by saying that why did God forbid them to eat the forbidden fruit because they would live eternally like God if they ate it. The persuasion was continually given to Adam and Eve so that they were finally persuaded and ate the fruit of the forbidden tree. Be they violating the provisions of God so that He sent them down to earth. Allah says:

"Come down! Some of you will be enemies of others, and for you, there will be a residence on earth and the pleasure of living until the appointed time." Al-Baqarah 2:36

The story of the Prophet Adam according to Jewish and Christian teachings

Adam and Eve stayed in the Garden of Eden and walked with God, but eventually, they were driven out of the garden because they violated God's command not to eat the fruit of the tree of knowledge of good and evil.

The story of the Prophet Adam according to Baha'i teachings

In Baha'i's view, Adam was the first manifestation of God in history. Baha'is believe that Adam started the Adamic cycle which lasted for 6,000 years and culminated in the Prophet Muhammad.

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Subject: English

Keyword: Prophet, Adam, Religions

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