a reply to:
Out6of9Balance
More accurately God's word says
Gen 3:16 Unto the woman he said, I will greatly multiply thy sorrow and thy conception; in sorrow
thou shalt bring forth children; and thy desire shall be to thy husband, and he shall rule over thee.
Something to remember it will help
in aiding to study. Things that are different are not the same.
Sorrow is more that emotional or physical pain. Whoever made the version you quoted changed sorrow to pain effectively diminished the whole meaning
of the words of God in doing so. Sorrow encompasses both emotional and physical pain and a whole lot more. It was the same English word used in
describing Judas when he knew he had betrayed innocent blood.
Now not only did God say he would multiply her sorrow but something that was left out in the version you quoted was he would also multiply her
conception. This is a whole DNA issue. God made it so that women could conceive more often than God originally planned. From that day forth passed
down through her DNA to the next generation unto the present women now can conceive at least once every four weeks on the average.
Producing a child could happen every 9 months on a average. I think this was good it speeds up the time to populate the world and bring the
conclusion of the whole matter quickly to it end. Some believe the women was designed to pregnant once a year. A season to produce an egg, a season
to be impregnated, if impregnation does not take place then a season to break down the Uterus membrane. This one does not mean a woman would bleed
and have cramps for three months, that would be extremely cruel. No but rather the breakdown of the Uterus wall would be so slow a woman would not
even notice or feel it. With the increase of her conception it increased the severity of the whole menstrual cycle. So increasing the conception
increased the pain in the cycle of menstruation from a pain level of zero to ten. Then a season to rebuild the Uterus wall, then the repeat of the
whole cycle again. It is quite possible God intended her have a one year cycle. Like the cycle of the four seasons Spring, Summer, Fall and
Winter.
No "thy desire shall be to thy husband". What was her desire? Let's look into the context
Gen 3:6 And when the woman saw that the tree was
good for food, and that it was pleasant to the eyes, and a tree to be desired to make one wise, she took of the fruit thereof, and did eat, and
gave also unto her husband with her; and he did eat.
The fruit of that tree was desired to make on wise. I know this sound chauvinistic,
but It is not. Women are just as intelligent and sometime more some most men, but when it comes to true wisdom this desire will be for the men. The
whole realm of wisdom has to do with God, not the serpent, the old Dragon, the Devil, no it is the Wisdom of God. Notice that other than some
instances of prophetesses most women, though really intelligent, when it comes to God giving his wisdom it was not to women but to men. Every book in
the Bible was Holy Men spoke as they were moved of God, and Holy Men recorded these words in books and we still have them today.
The fruit of Good and Evil is not the wisdom of God. That gave man the ability to know what is right action and wrong action. That was the Devil's
idea of what wisdom was. He himself did not understand the true wisdom of God because his self will, called iniquity, was found in him. That kept
Satan, who is wise of this world but he does not have the real wisdom God that God had intended him to have. His own self will kept him from knowing
the true wisdom of God. For had he known, well look here,
1Cor 2:8 Which none of the princes of this world knew: for had they known it, they
would not have crucified the Lord of glory.
Had he known he would not have allowed the crucifixion of Christ.
The same for many in this world, men do not have in themselves the true wisdom of God. In Ecclesiastes Solomon, the Preacher, the King lays out all
the wisdom under the Sun and the whole sum and the conclusion was that worldly wisdom comes so short of God's true wisdom that it was all vanity. So
he pointed out some major facts of wisdom throughout the book of Eccl for us to learn, 1) When one dies he faces God's judgement
(Ecclesiastes 11:9
), 2) when one dies he goes to a long home
(Ecclesiastes 12:5). Long here is in reference to time. And 3) Seek God while you are young
(Ecclesiastes 12:1) so that the other two events will result in something that is not vain like just living in this world.
I hope that gives you some insight into the words of God and the questions you had over Gen 3:6.
edit on 12/20/2020 by ChesterJohn because: (no reason given)