what are the key ideas of the adam and eve story (this is not a history question it is a religion question but here is no religion option)

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The key ideas were mainly how adam and eve where given very simple instructions to obey god also known as jehovah. Those simple instructions were to not eat the forbidden fruit from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. Satan was jealous of the almighty lord Jah, he wanted to be just like him but knew he couldn't so he sinned and rebelled against Jah. He persuaded eve to eat the forbidden fruit by promising her that she would be just like Jah knowing good and bad. She then told adam to eat from it and so he did disobeying god, he did it because he loved her more then god when Jahovah should have been put above everything else. Jahova then exiled adam and eve from the garden of eden punishing them for their sins. They had only one day to live which back then lasted 1000 years. Now today Jahovah witnesses carry out his will to preaching to those willing to obey god.   Even though they are not prefect they try their very best to follow his righteous standards.

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