was lucifer the first one to taste the forbidden fruit?

Question

how would he become evil otherwise?

why doesnt she die?

or it.

he/she/it whatever

Answer 1

The first one recorded in the Bible to taste the fruit was Eve. It's possible that Lucifer ate it- the Bible doesn't say that he didn't- but it's just speculation. I like the theory though!

Answer 2

Is Lucifer the devil? are you sure? Is Satan, Beelzebub? Is Adam the first man? Is the world thousands or millions of years old? How many heavens are there? Tree of life, was it real?
Who are the sons of God in Gen, 6; 1-4, Angels or...?

So many mysteries to solve.

Was Lucifer the first one to taste the proverbial forbidden fruit?

No!

There have been two minor rebellions before the rebellion we are currently in, and as the first two rebellions have been adjudicated long ago, Lucifer's rebellion has also been judged and is coming to an end.

Trust in Jesus Christ.

Peace..........

Answer 3

The expression “shining one,” or “Lucifer,” is found in what Isaiah prophetically commanded the Israelites to pronounce as a “proverbial saying against the king of Babylon.” Thus, it is part of a saying primarily directed at the Babylonian dynasty. That the description “shining one” is given to a man and not to a spirit creature is further seen by the statement: “Down to Sheol you will be brought.” Sheol is the common grave of mankind—not a place occupied by Satan the Devil. Moreover, those seeing Lucifer brought into this condition ask: “Is this the man that was agitating the earth?” Clearly, “Lucifer” refers to a human, not to a spirit creature.—Isaiah 14:4, 15, 16.

Answer 4

Maybe, That is a good question. I think Lucifer didn't, because back then, all any being knew was goodness. However Satan became jealous of God and became greedy for more power so he could be equal to God. These were the first sins. God saw there was a need to choose goodness instead of evil, but knew that it would not be true goodness if it was not allowed to be chosen. When God made mankind, he put this choice in the midst of the garden He put them in, ("The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil") to see what they would choose, but Satan probably knew the difference between good and evil already, because he was evil and he knew what it was to be good. He also knew the consequences of knowing or choosing evil and knew it would be harmful to people so he convinced them to do it. God knew what Satan did however and had pity on us. God sent himself as a "son" of man, to die in adam and eve's place and for everyone else. He wanted to make sure that even if we had done evil things, that we could, if we wanted... still be close to Him and be with Him even after we die. Then, He could give to mankind, the fruit of the Tree of Life.

Answer 5

No. Lucifer is and will always remain in spiritual form without a body because of his rebellion against God the Father's plan of salvation. Lucifer wanted God's throne, replacing the Father for himself.

Because of that, Lucifer and his minions are forever body-less, but will always represent and influence evil upon mankind. Spirits do not eat or drink.

Answer 6

Lucifer was the archangel at one time (now Michael) but he wanted to be "as God" so he was booted out of Heaven. Interestingly 1/3 of the angels went with him. It's a long story but the bottom line is greed and jealousy can be very powerful and distort ones judgment (didn't mean to pun).

Answer 7

No, Eve was. Lucifer was a fallen angel. Eve was influenced by a serpent to eat the fruit.

Answer 8

Read Isaiah 14:12-15
He lifted himself up to be like God (Pride)
There are 2 ways to die; spiritually and physically.

Answer 9

He was the first to fall. As someone stated, he is a fallen angel, was the arch angel, the highest. Angels or demons are not carnal.

Answer 10

No. The devil was the forbidden fruit