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The Good afternoon, and welcome to the Narrow Path Radio broadcast.

My name is Steve Gregg, and we're live for an hour each weekday afternoon.

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That's 844-484-57-37 and we'll go directly to the phone lines and talk to um well we're going to talk to cookie in steely texas hi cookie how you doing

i'm doing good can you hear me okay steve yes okay perfect yeah how are you doing? I'm doing good. Can you hear me okay, Steve? Yes. Okay, perfect. Yeah, how are you doing, sir? Well, I just got home from a week away from home, so I haven't caught up. Yeah, that's what I thought. I was like, I was wondering if you were going to be live today or not, so I'm glad you are. But let me get to my question, sir. Okay, I'm reading and I'm going to be teaching

Sunday on Eve, of course, in Genesis. And something that I notice, and I want you to kind of

give me some feedback on this, I'm looking at the fact that even prior to the fruit being eaten

by Eve and then Adam.

But the question I have in my mind is, was there some kind of break in their innocence

already happening being that Adam was already allowing himself to be almost in a subservient

role to Eve and taking the fruit from her.

Even prior to the fruit, was there something that we should be seeing that might have been going on

before sin entered through the fruit by his choice to kind of take the fruit from his wife

when he knew that was what God wasn't what God told them to do.

Well, that was actually his sin, you know, doing that.

You know, there's, with every sin, there's a point before it is committed and a point after it's committed.

And so the actual commission of the sin, or at least the decision to commit it, is the sin.

You know, that's why Jesus said if a man looks at a woman to lust after her, he's committed

adultery in his heart, or if you were angry, it's your brother.

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