Eve ate it first, after being persuaded by the serpent, but some commentators believe Adam was present for their entire conversation without offering moral support. She then offered it to him, who appears to have accepted without a second thought. According to the traditional Western interpretation of Romans 5:12, it was Adam's act of eating it which caused all of his descendents to be born sinful; had Eve eaten it and Adam not, she would have been the only human to know sin.
Yes: In Genesis 1 we read that God said, "Let the land produce vegetation: seed-bearing plants and trees on the land that bear fruit with seed in it, according to their various kinds." This places the origin of all trees at the beginning of creation. The only way to accommodate the current existence of apple trees is that the kind of tree that bears an apple fruit with seed in it was created in the beginning.
Of course, the question is not "was there an apple tree", but "were there apple trees." Considering that Adam and Eve lived for many hundreds of years, it is almost certain that a singular apple tree would have had time to reproduce.
The notion of an apple came in with the translation of the story of Adam and Eve into Latin. The word 'malum' in Latin may be translated as 'apple' and 'evil'. The original translators would have translated either directly from Hebrew or from Hebrew by way of Greek. According to Greek and Latin mythologies, the apple was linked with discord and evil deeds. So the translators chose the specific word for 'apple' over the general word for 'fruit'.
Apple
apple is mentioned when the world was created, Adam and eve, they eat an APPLE.
The Adam's apple got it's name in reference to the old Bible story of Adam of Eve. Adam's apple is a reference to the forbidden fruit Adam takes.
god made it cos of adam and eve
not to eat the apple.
Cause they worship the devil hence Adam and eve she bit the apple
Eve and Adam
oringal sin - adam and eve
Because both were tempted by satan.
the apple Actually, the bible never tells you what Adam and Eve eat because it is not very important.
It represents Eve giving Adam the apple of temptation.
The third son was called Seth.