Adam represents all humanity in the NT; Eve may represent women or serve as an example, but never all humans -- this is consistent with a greater degree of authority for Adam.
Adam's representative role vs. Eve's
In New Testament theology, Adam represents all humans (federal headship), while Eve is referenced in more limited ways -- perhaps representing women or serving as an example, but never standing for all humanity the way Adam does. This asymmetry is consistent with Adam having a greater degree of representative authority.
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@tiermakeracco17 @ADRoblesMedia @smashbaals Yes, that unfortunately does happen too. So where’s the correct path? It’s neither Replacement Theology / Supercessionism nor the Hebrew Roots Movement. When I visited the wailing wall it was to watch wh...
@tiermakeracco17 @ADRoblesMedia @smashbaals Yes, that unfortunately does happen too. So where’s the correct path? It’s neither Replacement Theology / Supercessionism nor the Hebrew Roots Movement.
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Romans 11:25-36
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