Yes—in the sense Les Feldick teaches: Adam originally contained both male and female within himself, and Eve was later formed from Adam.
The Bible does not use the word 'bisexual,' but Les points to Genesis 1:27, where God creates man as 'male and female,' and to Genesis 5:2, where God calls their name Adam. He also uses Luke 3:38 to show that in Adam's genealogy, Eve is not named separately—she is 'in Adam.' A better way to say it is that Adam contained the female within him before Eve was created.
Genesis 1:27 — Records that God created man male and female, the basis for the question.
Genesis 5:2 — God calls their name Adam, showing the woman was included in Adam.
Luke 3:38 — The genealogy names Adam as the son of God without mentioning Eve separately.
The King James Bible does not use the word 'bisexual.' In Genesis 1:27, the creation of man is described this way: 'So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him; male and female created he them.' The plural pronoun 'them' is used at the very moment Adam is created, and Genesis 5:2 repeats it: 'Male and female created he them; and blessed them, and called their name Adam, in the day when they were created.' This places both male and female in the single name of Adam. Luke 3:38 traces the genealogy of Christ and ends with 'the son of Adam, which was the son of God.' In this genealogy, Adam is named without mentioning Eve separately. These verses present Adam as the head of the human race and connect the woman to Adam.
Les Feldick teaches that when God created Adam, Adam contained both the male and the female (clip 1). He points to Genesis 1:27, 'male and female created he them,' and to Genesis 5:2, where God 'called their name Adam,' to show that Eve was already in Adam before her separate creation (clips 2, 3). In Luke's genealogy, Adam alone is called the son of God, and Les asks, 'Where's Eve? Well she's in Adam' (clip 0). For Les, this is not about modern sexual identity but about federal headship. Eve was inside Adam so that Adam—not Eve—would be the head of the human race, and so that the fall and salvation would come through Adam (clips 2, 5). He also notes that when God blessed 'them' in Genesis 1:28, Eve was still in Adam, yet God was already addressing both (clip 6).
The verse says 'male and female created he them.' Les teaches that within Adam were both the male and the female, so the 'them' in this verse includes Adam and the woman who was still within him. Genesis 5:2 reinforces this by saying God called their name Adam. Les uses both verses to show that the female was already present in Adam from the beginning.
Les says Eve was already inside Adam to a certain degree. Luke's genealogy names only Adam as the son of God, and Les asks, 'Where's Eve? Well she's in Adam.' In Genesis 1:28, God blesses 'them' and addresses 'them' even though Eve has not yet been created separately. Les explains this by saying Eve was still in Adam and was part and parcel of him.
Les teaches that Eve had to be in Adam so that Adam would be the federal head of the human race. This is why sin came through Adam, not through Eve, even though Eve ate first. Because Eve was in Adam, she inherited the same sin nature through Adam, just as every other person has since.
Where Is Eve in Luke's Genealogy?
Les shows that Luke 3:38 calls Adam the son of God, and asks 'Where's Eve?' His answer is that she was in Adam.
Male and Female in Adam
Les explicitly teaches that when God created Adam, within Adam were both the male and the female.
Eve Already Inside for Federal Headship
Les says Eve was already inside Adam to a certain degree so that Adam could be the federal head of the human race.
Called Their Name Adam
Les emphasizes that God called both male and female 'Adam,' not 'Adam and Eve,' showing the woman was included in Adam.
Did Adam Sin Out of Love? The Hebrew Servant Explained
And so we find that Adam, even though he loved his Creator, I'm sure Adam enjoyed those moments of fellowship in the cool of every day. But oh, who did he really love? This beautiful helpmate that God had given him. And remember, she was a perfect woman, even as he was a perfect man, and he had been with her long enough that he wasn't about to lose her.
Eve Came Out of Adam
Les explains that Eve came out of Adam so that all humanity, including Eve, descends from Adam and comes under sin through him.
God Blessing Adam and Eve Before Eve's Creation
Les says that in Genesis 1:28 God blessed 'them'—Adam and Eve—even though Eve was still in Adam at that point.
What the Bible Really Says About God's Righteousness — Romans 3
Now this is one of the places I have to suppose, but evidently God had told Adam that in spite of their awful dilemma, He and His little wife Eve are going to be the propagators of a whole human race. They're all going to have their beginning in Eve as the mother, and Adam as the father.
Genesis 1:27: So God created man in his own image, in the image of God created he him; male and female created he them.
This is the primary verse Les uses to say both male and female were in Adam from the beginning.
Genesis 1:28: And God blessed them, and God said unto them, Be fruitful, and multiply, and replenish the earth, and subdue it: and have dominion over the fish of the sea, and over the fowl of the air, and over every living thing that moveth upon the earth.
Les points out that God blessed 'them' before Eve was created separately, because she was still in Adam.
Genesis 5:2: Male and female created he them; and blessed them, and called their name Adam, in the day when they were created.
This verse shows that God used the single name Adam for both the man and the woman.
Luke 3:38: Which was the son of Enos, which was the son of Seth, which was the son of Adam, which was the son of God.
Les uses this genealogy to say that Adam alone is named, with Eve still in Adam.
Les teaches that Adam originally contained both male and female within himself. He bases this on Genesis 1:27, Genesis 5:2, and Luke 3:38. He is not using the modern term for sexual orientation but describing both male and female as being present in Adam.
The Bible does not use those exact words, but Les points to Genesis 5:2, where God calls their name Adam, and to Luke 3:38, where Adam is named as the son of God. The Bible also teaches that Eve came out of Adam.
Les says it explains why Adam is the federal head of the human race and why the fall came through Adam rather than Eve. It also shows that all humanity, including Eve, descends from Adam.
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