Is Adam and Eve in Heaven? After they sined and were thrown out of the Garden God never spoke to them again.?

Question

Did Jesus ransom sacrafice cover for them? Scriptures only please.

I have read the Bible many times. And after God told them their punishment there are no scriptures that say God spoke to them after that.

Answer 1

Our first parents are in what the Bible calls "Gehenna" They are not worthy of a resurrection because they willfully sinned against God's holy spirit and that is an unforgiveable sin.
They willfully disobeyed God and they knew that if they did they would die. They chose to believe that God was a liar and that he would not punish them for their actions.
They brought sin and death to all of us and for this they shall remain asleep in death, alienated from the one who originally gave them life.

Answer 2

I don't think that you could convince them there wasn't a God, so you can throw that part out. So we can say that Adam and Eve believed in God. The question for them and the rest of us is; Do we trust God? That would be different than belief. It would appropriate actions based upon that belief. It would really be strange to me if they didn't trust God, because there was their sons making sacrifices to Him. So where did they get the idea that they were to do that? I would say, from their parents.

And for what reason did they have to disfaith in God? After the fall they had God's word being proof to them. The soil was clay, the dying process had started, the animals were afraid of them.

So if you are looking for a specific scripture, I have none for you tonight on this subject. To know the story is sufficient for me. I am convinced that Adam and Eve were saved through faith because of God's grace just the same as any of us.

Answer 3

They became man! Thats why we are here. According to the magical story of the Bible. After there stay on earth, god would have to take them into heaven, at least Adam! Eve did sin. I think the point is not to know, but to figure it out and live by the rules of the bible. If we know that both are in heaven, then we could commit the most hanus of sins and get into heaven. Anyway, it was written by man, and changed over 30 times. We need to live by the rules that apply, not by everything that some man thought 2000 years ago.

Answer 4

1) We do not know if God ever spoke to Adam and Eve again. This is an important lesson....just because something is not written in the Holy Bible, that does NOT mean that it did not happen.

2) When Jesus sacrificed Himself to redeam us to the Father, He did so forgiving all sins, past, present, and future. Thus, I would surmise this applied to Adam & Eve, as well.

3) The only one who knows where Adam, Eve, you, or I will end up is God. Anyone else has to guess, or hear from God.

Answer 5

There is no Adam,no Eve,no Heaven.They neither sinned
nor thrown out of the Garden.There is no person known as God
and the question of speaking to them do not arise.
Bible is a religious book highly respected by Christians.
So many passages are written allegorically.You should not
take the face value of it.

Answer 6

God made a garments of skin for Adam and Eve after the Fall (Genesis 3:21). Many scholars understand this as the first animal sacrifice, foreshadowing the eventual death of Christ on the cross for the sins of the world. As a result of these facts, it would seem that Adam and Eve were "saved" and did indeed go to Heaven / Paradise when they died.

Answer 7

First, how do you know God never spoke to them again?
Jesus' sacrifice was for all those who would believe in Him, and for all those in the past who had believed God. Did Adam and Eve believe God? That He would provide a sacrifice for them? Possibly. You'll find out in Heaven - if you have put your trust in Jesus' sacrifice at the cross.

Answer 8

God says we shouldn't judge...so I'm not going to judge whether God allowed Adam and Eve into heaven or not after being kicked out of Eden. That would be up to God, Adam and Eve.

Answer 9

Every sort of sin and blasphemy will be forgiven men, but the blasphemy against the spirit will not be forgiven.” (Matthew 12:31)

If we practice sin willfully after having received the accurate knowledge of the truth, there is no longer any sacrifice for sins left, but there is a certain fearful expectation of judgment.” (Hebrews 10:26, 27

Answer 10

Matthew 27:52 &53 While this text does not speak specifically about Adam and Eve it suggests that those who believed in the mesiah before his death were raised at his death.