There was a divinity connector created in Adam. Adam was whole - was what the word of God defined Adam to be - only as linked to God. The fall of Adam broke the divinity connection and damaged the faculty for connection that was created as a part of Adam. This was a critical situation for Adam and insured a terminal condition, for Adam had fallen under the authority of death and was barred from the Tree of Life.
If Adam was to be connected again to God, this divinity connector would have to be redeemed with God creating a new justification for life. Immediately, God swore an oath against the serpent who had deceived the woman, concerning the seed of the woman, which made hope and faith, in the coming of a new justification for life, possible. The Spirit of God then began to reestablish a connection with the woman and the man, Eve and Adam, and certain of their children, such, for example as, Enoch and Noah, giving life to hope and faith in this oath of God. This new connection was, in fact, a regeneration, a new spiritual birth, which began healing and rebuilding the divinity connector within Adam.
Next in this series, The Conception of Redemption.
