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 1 TheWay,1|        blessings the first man Adam had while he was sinless,
 2 TheWay,1| happiness. God, having created Adam in His image and likeness,
 3 TheWay,1|        being all-just, created Adam sinless and pure. Being
 4 TheWay,1|        all-blessed, He created Adam blessed also, and this blessedness
 5 TheWay,1|        book of Genesis states, Adam lived in the most beautiful
 6 TheWay,1|        to him as their master. Adam suffered neither cold nor
 7 TheWay,1|  Creator with his whole heart. Adam was always calm and happy
 8 TheWay,1|     own beloved son. In brief, Adam was in Paradise, and Paradise
 9 TheWay,1|    Paradise was within him.~If Adam had not sinned, he would
10 TheWay,1|       God had created man. But Adam, having succumbed to the
11 TheWay,1|    fruit. When God appeared to Adam right after he had sinned,
12 TheWay,1|     right after he had sinned, Adam, instead of repenting and
13 TheWay,1|      the lack of repentance of Adam and Eve. The existing communion
14 TheWay,1|       Paradise within himself, Adam became unworthy of the external
15 TheWay,1|       After the fall into sin, Adam’s soul darkened: his thoughts
16 TheWay,1|       the ability to influence Adam and to further alienate
17 TheWay,1|    which had previously served Adam as a means to happiness,
18 TheWay,1|   hostile to him. From then on Adam and all his descendants
19 TheWay,1|    upon them as enemy or prey. Adam’s descendants began to suffer
20 TheWay,1|        could ever restore what Adam lost when he sinned in Eden.
21 TheWay,2|      of people, beginning with Adam and including all future