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Loss by the First Man.

From: Two Trees of Paradise: God's Grace And Man's Responsibility By: Walter Biggar Scott

Genesis 3:23‑24

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Man's paradise forfeited, Gen. 3:23, 24²³Therefore the Lord God sent him forth from the garden of Eden, to till the ground from whence he was taken. ²⁴So he drove out the man; and he placed at the east of the garden of Eden Cherubims, and a flaming sword which turned every way, to keep the way of the tree of life. (Genesis 3:23‑24).

Sin entered and innocence sinned away, Gen. 3.

Conscience in the knowledge of good and evil.

Death and separation from God.

Law could not procure righteousness from man.

Man in Adam and by works alienated from God.

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Two Trees of Paradise: God's Grace And Man's Responsibility

• Prefatory Note to the Third Edition

• Ruined Earth., The

• Science and Scripture.

• Relationship the Ground of Responsibility.

• Difficulties.

• Genesis 1 and 2

• Garden of Eden., The

• Two Trees., The

• Satan and Man.

• Life Irrecoverable by Man.

• Responsibility in Connection With Man's Will and Power.

• Lawless Period., The

• Governmental Period: or, History of and Character of Its Responsibility., The

• Age of Promise; or, the History and Character of Its Responsibility., The

• Period of Law; or the History of and Character of Its Responsibility., The

• Book of Leviticus, The

• Book of Numbers, The

• Book of Deuteronomy, The

• Book of Joshua, The

• Book of Judges, The

• Book of Ruth, The

• Grace; or the Coming of the Son.

• Life and Responsibility Unite in Christ.

• Loss by the First Man.

• Gain by the Second Man.

• Christ's and the Christian's Present Position.

• Christian Responsibility: Its Ground and Measure.

• Concluding Appeal.