Why did Satan only speak to Eve in Genesis? In this insightful video, Sam Shamoun delves into the biblical account of Genesis, examining the serpent’s deception and its theological implications. He explores why Satan targeted Eve instead of Adam, analyzing scriptural context, original Hebrew meanings, and the broader significance of the fall of mankind. Through deep biblical exegesis, he discusses the role of free will, divine order, and the serpent’s cunning strategy in leading humanity into sin. This discussion sheds light on key theological themes such as temptation, spiritual warfare, and the consequences of disobedience in the Garden of Eden.
00:00 Why Satan spoke only to Eve
01:08 First attack on the family
02:05 Women must be submissive
03:25 Adam's sin
05:15 Satan's attack since the beginning
05:50 Our culture wants to demasculinize men
07:25 Judgement of God
12:26 Women will try to control men
Sam Shamoun provides a compelling analysis of Genesis 3, addressing common misconceptions and presenting a strong apologetic defense of biblical truth. He unpacks how Satan’s deception of Eve aligns with later New Testament teachings on sin, redemption, and the battle between good and evil. Drawing from Old Testament and New Testament scripture, he connects this pivotal moment to Christ’s victory over sin and Satan’s ongoing attempts to distort God’s word. If you are interested in biblical theology, Christian apologetics, or understanding Satan’s tactics in scripture, this video is a must-watch.
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