Adam ate the sacrifice which resulted in the curse. Agravation, frustration, denial, and depression, etc... originated in the Garden of Eden.

God still requires a sacrifice. Genesis 3:15, the Seed of the woman becomes the sacrifice. Genesis 3:21, God sheds the blood of innocents animals to cover their sin. In this short video, I take you sacrifice showing how God used the sacrifice to restore the original blessings of Genesis 1:28

In our last broadcast we talked about God visiting during the harvest season. He visited Adam in the harvest season. Genesis 4:1-15, is a repeat pattern. Abel offered a more excellent sacrifice. Cain offered the fruit of his field. God favored Abel's offering and rejected Cain's offering. We get to see the beginning pattern of desperation in the earth. There is a difference bewteen those who offered the right sacrifice and those just surviving!

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God visited Adam when the sacrifice was ready. God visited Cain and Abel "in the process of time," meaning the harvest season.

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The Garden of Eden is a place of Worship. The fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil was the sacrifice. God met Adam at the tree of the knowledge during the harvest season.

Genesis 3:17, The ground is cursed because Adam ate the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, his sacrifice.

This a brief introduction to Secrets from the Garden, God's Blueprint for Eternal life

In this episode of Secrets from the Garden of Eden, we invite you into a Communion Service where we observe Jesus' sacrifice.

In John 6:53, Jesus said, 'Unless you eat his flesh and drink his blood, you have no life in you.'

In John 6:54, Jesus said, 'Whosoever eats his flesh and drinks his blood hath eternal life, and he will raise him at the last day.'

In Matthew 26:26-28, Jesus was observing the Jewish Passover. It was at this event that Jesus instituted the new covenant, based on the first covenant God made with man in the Garden of Eden.

Jesus took the bread, blessed it, gave it to his disciples, and said, "Take, eat; this is my body."

Jesus took the cup and said, 'Drink ye all of it, this is my blood of the new covenant, which is shed for many for the remission of sins.'

Then he adds, I will not drink of this fruit of the vine, until that day when I drink it new with you in my Father's kingdom. This a powerful prophetic statement in that we get to partake of Jesus' sacrifice, that is the benefits of it now.

The tangible benefit of Jesus' sacrifice is life now!

One of the powerful priniciple of the Garden of Eden is partnership.