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- Son of Adam, son of God Luke 3:34–38
Person · 1 Sunday
ആദാം
“Human”, from the word for earth
In the readings on 1 Sunday so far.
Name meanings and role notes are drafted with each edition and waiting for review by a priest or editor.
Adam, the first man, formed from the dust of the ground and given the breath of life. He fell through disobedience, and the New Testament calls Christ the last Adam, who brings life where Adam brought death.
God breathes into him the breath of life and places him in the garden of Eden to work it and keep it.
ScriptureGenesis 2:7–15He names the animals.
ScriptureGenesis 2:19–20God makes Eve from his side; he says, “This is now bone of my bones.”
ScriptureGenesis 2:21–23He and Eve eat the forbidden fruit and hide from God.
ScriptureGenesis 3:1–13They are sent out of the garden.
ScriptureGenesis 3:22–24Luke traces Jesus’ family back to him: “the son of Adam, the son of God.”
ScriptureLuke 3:38Paul: “As in Adam all die, so also in Christ all will be made alive.”
Scripture1 Corinthians 15:22, 45The icon of the Resurrection shows Christ raising Adam and Eve from the grave.
TraditionSources: The Holy Bible (World English Bible).
Drafted from the Bible and Church tradition. Each line says where it comes from; anything marked Tradition or History is not in Scripture itself. Waiting for review by a priest or editor.
Gospel: Luke 3:23–38
The first man. Luke’s list ends with him.
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