Chapter 242: 333 chapters, on the topic of the Garden of Eden……

333 chapters, on the topic of the Garden of Eden……

333 chapters, on the topic of the Garden of Eden……

In the Garden of Eden, the girl's appearance brought joy and happiness to the boy, and also brought him worry and toil.

God at that time clearly warned the girl in the Garden of Eden, saying: 'Was it you who first tempted your boyfriend, stealing the forbidden fruit?'

The girl stammered: 'It was the snake…… that tempted……'

'The snake tempted? The snake is the devil, you know? Then did you also listen to the devil's words?'

'I was wrong…… I am willing to accept punishment……'

The girl felt a bit regretful.

You cannot guard your chastity; you must bear responsibility to the end for the consequences of your stealing the forbidden fruit. You must forever cherish your husband; at any time, you must not commit adultery, and you must forever be under your husband's jurisdiction.

God, restricting the girl in the Garden of Eden like this seems unreasonable.

Is the responsibility for stealing the forbidden fruit to be borne solely by the girl?

Does the boy bear no responsibility at all?

Of course, God is fair and just.

God also did not let off the boy who stole the forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden. God first gave the boy a lecture.

Make him lower his head to confess, repent and awaken.

The boy felt unconvinced in his heart and defended himself, saying: 'I originally did not know how to eat the forbidden fruit; it was you who gave me my girlfriend, telling me to eat it. It was she who tempted me, letting me live together with her.'

Any more reasons? Is that it? Being stubborn?

God said, 'In this world, if boys and girls all went to steal the forbidden fruit, what order would there be?'

Your girlfriend bears responsibility, not wrong, and your responsibility is not small either.

I also want to impose punishment on you: 'You must labor all your life to get food from the ground. The ground will grow thorns and thistles for you, and you must eat the vegetables of the field. You must sweat profusely just to make a living……'

God, the punishment for the boy in the Garden of Eden is heavier than that for the girl——

The boy must labor all his life, earning money with his hands to support the girl; moreover, he must always walk the thorny path, each day sweating on his face, only able to move forward, unable to retreat; unafraid of high mountains and dangerous roads, he must struggle to the end…… God, having finished giving orders, drove out the two who stole the forbidden fruit from the Garden of Eden, letting them go about their own business——let them strive, start businesses, expand, advance; let them walk their own life's path……

If we drag it out like this, isn't it baseless?

It has a basis!

What does this have to do with the boys and girls on Ghost Island?

There is a relation……