🖥️ Bible Session on AI with Minister Wayne
🖥️ Bible Session on AI with Minister Wayne The Distinction Between God’s Likeness and God-Likeness Genesis 3:4–5 serves as a foundational passage, where the serpent tempts Eve by promising that eating the forbidden fruit would make her “like God, knowing good and evil.” This moment introduces a critical distinction: humanity was created in the image and likeness of God, but was never intended to become God-like in essence or authority. Adam and Eve, though created in divine likeness, were spiritually immature. They walked with God but did not yet fully understand His nature, making them susceptible to deception. The serpent’s temptation was not an invitation to something entirely new, but a distortion of something already given. This deception mirrors Satan’s own rebellion. Unlike humanity, Satan was not created in God’s image, yet he desired to be like God. Humanity, already bearing God’s likeness, was tempted to exceed its created purpose. Since the fall, this impulse has persi...