PerryDox – BeJustAChristian

Following the example of Paul in 1 Corinthians 15: The 1^st and 2^nd Adam:

• The 1^st Adam was created on the 6^th day; the 2^nd Adam was recreated on the 1^st day.
• The 1^st Adam was created on the last day of old creation; the 2^nd Adam was recreated on the first day of new creation.
• The 1^st Adam was made out of clay; the 2^nd Adam was remade in a cave.
• The 1^st Adam proves creation; the 2^nd Adam proves the resurrection.
• The 1^st Adam proved God’s power over nothingness; the 2^nd Adam proved God’s power over death.
• The 1^st Adam was created to rule over the old earth; the 2^nd Adam was recreated to rule over the new earth.
• The 1^st Adam is the head of the human race; the 2^nd Adam is the head of the Christian race.
• The 1^st Adam was given a wife by God; the 2^nd Adam was given a Bride.
• The 1^st Adam was given a wife from His body; the 2^nd Adam was given a wife as His body.
• The 1^st Adam had his side split by God; the 2^nd Adam had His side split by a soldier.
• The 1^st Adam was led into sin by his wife; the 2^nd Adam leads His bride out of sin.
• The 1^st Adam meets Satan in a garden and ends up in the wilderness; the 2^nd Adam meets Satan in the wilderness and ends up in the garden.
• The 1^st Adam was defeated by Satan; the 2^nd Adam defeated Satan.
• The 1^st Adam hid himself in a garden; the 2^nd Adam revealed Himself in a garden.
• The 1^st Adam brought sin into the world; the 2^nd Adam takes away the sin of the world.
• The 1^st Adam brings death; the 2^nd Adam gives life.
• The 1^st Adam brings a curse; the 2^nd Adam removes the curse and brings blessings.
• The 1^st Adam lost Paradise; the 2^nd Adam gives us Paradise.
• The 1^st Adam ate of the fruit and died; the 2^nd Adam drank the cup and died.
• The 1^st Adam walked out of a garden and died; the 2^nd Adam walked out of a garden and died.
• The 1^st Adam walked with God; the 2^nd Adam was God who walked.
• The 1^st Adam became a living soul; the 2^nd Adam became a life-giving Spirit.

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