Adam Had To Die

It all comes full circle. For countless people, the struggle to understand why God seemingly set us up to fail has kept them from having a relationship with Him. Exactly what is this mystery of sin and what is the real reason God put the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil in the Garden of Eden? In Adam Had to Die, Herbert J. Brunswick, Jr. takes you back to key biblical truths that give you a more complete picture of humanity than any you have ever had before.

A main component missing from organized church and religion is the natural principle of death generating life. It is a counterintuitive principle, but one that explains a lot about who God is and how everything He created works: “Except a corn of wheat fall into the ground and die, it abideth alone: but if it die, it bringeth forth much fruit” (John 12:24).

How can death be the requisite for life? Understanding this principle unlocks the mystery of why the first two created beings were given the choice to disobey. It also explains that the woman was not created during the sixth day and that no one immediately goes to heaven when they die here on earth. If you want to know how the confusion and the holes in teaching about this topic have come to an end, read Adam Had to Die today.