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These foods have a high water content, which dilutes the effects of the sugars they contain, and stimulate the flow of saliva (which helps protect against decay by washing away food particles and buffering acid).” Most people are accustomed to eating an apple, I would surprised if there’s a single person on earth who has never been introduced to apple; it’s perhaps the most common fruit throughout the world. Many places offers variety of apples that are delicious yet economically affordable. So the next time you eat one just stop and think for a moment how underrated they are and that bite your about to take could’ve possibly delayed the inevitable trip to the doctors and perhaps, the dentist.

Zedekiah allied himself to Egypt and broke his covenant with Nebuchadnezzar (and therefore also with God), which would ultimately result in his downfall (17:20-21). Ezek. 17:22-24 then describes the planting of a cedar sprig, which grows into a lofty tree, a figurative description of Messiah. But it is significant that Messiah himself is not described in Ezekiel 17 as a vine, but as a cedar tree. The vine imagery here applies to Zedekiah's disobedience.Jesus' description of himself as the "true Vine" is to be seen against this background, but it ... ... middle of paper ... ... epect the holy spirit to assume their designasted tasks of being a witness for Jesus.

Milton describe Eve’s eating of the forbidden fruit had brought the loss of immortality. The loss of immortality gave us the loss of making decision on are own. We are dependent on God. Being dependent on him does not give us the sense of free will. The first disobedience act Satan was the starter of all man disobedience , he was the one to perceived Eve on giving her an idea to eat the forbidden fruit.

As I was standing pondering on this question the serpent popped his head out of the tree. He said to me, "Did God say, 'You shall not eat from any tree in the garden'?" I said to the serpent, "We may eat of the fruit of the trees in the garden; but God said, 'You shall not eat of the fruit of the tree that is in the middle of the garden, nor shall you touch it, or you shall die.'" But the serpent said to me, " You will not die; for God knows that when you eat of it your eyes will be opened, and you will be like God, knowing good and evil." (Genesis 3:1-5) I thought about this issue for a moment while I examined the fruit closely with my eyes being careful not to touch it.

Eve also states that by God forbidding the fruit he made it more desirable. While contemplating whether or not to eat the fruit, Eve wonders, why the beast did not die after eating the fruit? Why should such intellectual food be reserved for beasts? But her main reason for eating their fruit is to acquire greater power, to become a "goddess". She tells Adam that "it was a

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