What did God reveal to Adam and Eve about the coming Redeemer?
God revealed to Adam and Eve that because sin had entered the human race, He Himself would come back on the scene, born of the woman, and become their Redeemer. This fulfilled the promise that the seed of the woman would defeat Satan, which occurred at the cross.
Les explains that the Lord had shared with Adam and Eve that since sin had come into their existence and would plague the human race, He would Himself come back on the scene, born of the woman, and become their Redeemer. Eve kept this promise right front and center, so when her little boy was born she thought she had gotten a man-child, even Jehovah. The promise that the seed of the woman would defeat Satan was ultimately fulfilled at the cross. God also provided the necessary blood sacrifice, but Adam and Eve had to believe what He said.
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.
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Why is Christ called the Christ of redemption in connection with the fall of Adam and Eve?
Christ is the Christ of redemption, because as soon as Adam and Eve fell and plunged everything under the curse, God immediately promised a Redeemer.