When did God provide the remedy for man's sin?
Immediately after man sinned, God provided the remedy by promising the seed of the woman, the coming Redeemer. That remedy would be accomplished by the woman's seed being crushed and put to death at the cross, defeating Satan, though Satan would still bruise his heel.
Les explains that as soon as man sinned, God came right back with the remedy, and it is the only remedy: the seed of the woman. This seed is the Christ, the Son of God, who at the fullness of time should come. The seed of the woman would bruise the head of the serpent, which is the only place you can really kill a snake. But the serpent got his licks in by causing Christ to suffer so inexorably. The remedy for man's sin is the coming Redeemer, who would be put to death at the cross, and through His resurrection would bruise Satan's head and put him in a place of defeat. Yet Satan would still come back and bruise his heel, causing the suffering Christ had to go through for our salvation.
And I will put enmity between thee and the woman, and between thy seed and her seed; it shall bruise thy head, and thou shalt bruise his heel.
More Questions
What is the only remedy for man's sin?
The seed of the woman is the only remedy for man's sin.
What did God do immediately after man sinned?
As soon as man sinned, God came right back with the remedy, and that remedy is the only remedy and is the seed of the woman.
How would the seed of the woman be a remedy for man's sin?
The seed of the woman would be a remedy for man's sin by being crushed, or put to death at the cross.