From my alter ego Sir Nitpick:The kind of fruit in the story is unknown. The Hebrew calls it the fruit of that certain tree. Calling it an apple comes from early English, when the word “apple” simply meant “fruit”. It hadn’t come to be so specific yet. Today,,calling it an apple merely continues an erroneous tradition.[Me]Sorry, I can’t always control him.
To out-nitpick Sir Nitpick (see davidlwashburn above) depicting the serpent as a snake is as mistaken as depicting Noah’s Ark with a bow. (Look it up; it was just a giant waterproof box.) The serpent wasn’t condemned to crawl on its belly until after the Forbidden Fruit incident.
Question: why did God plant that tree in Eden? Why not Tasmania or the Antarctic, where Eve couldn’t get to it? And why create such a tree in the first place, if he didn’t want anyone to eat its fruit?
It’s almost as if he was setting up Adam and Eve to fail.
pearlsbs 11 months ago
It wasn’t the serpent that did the kicking.
Skeeter77 11 months ago
God did the kicking because it was the WILL of the people to disobey
Qiset 11 months ago
Apple only got worse after that.
Gent 11 months ago
Travel to earth? There’s an APP-le for that!
tudza Premium Member 11 months ago
Apple just runs the gated garden under contract.
Imagine 11 months ago
You’ve got to pay for the apple. Do you think they just grow on trees or something?
nancyb creator 11 months ago
Nice pun!
backyardcowboy 11 months ago
It’s in the HOA rules and by-laws.
Sweetaddietude Premium Member 11 months ago
you had one job…………..
Dobie Premium Member 11 months ago
Things might be a whole lot different if someone had the presence of mind to stomp that stupid snake!
pat sandy creator 11 months ago
the fine print…
Steverino Premium Member 11 months ago
IPhones taste terrible.
davidlwashburn 11 months ago
From my alter ego Sir Nitpick:The kind of fruit in the story is unknown. The Hebrew calls it the fruit of that certain tree. Calling it an apple comes from early English, when the word “apple” simply meant “fruit”. It hadn’t come to be so specific yet. Today,,calling it an apple merely continues an erroneous tradition.[Me]Sorry, I can’t always control him.
paranormal 11 months ago
The Bible didn’t call it an Apple, it was The Forbidden Fruit…
eromlig 11 months ago
To out-nitpick Sir Nitpick (see davidlwashburn above) depicting the serpent as a snake is as mistaken as depicting Noah’s Ark with a bow. (Look it up; it was just a giant waterproof box.) The serpent wasn’t condemned to crawl on its belly until after the Forbidden Fruit incident.
ericlscott creator 11 months ago
Which are printed on that little sticker
khcm1157 11 months ago
What’s ‘Reading’?
Howard'sMyHero 11 months ago
iPeruse, iProcede, iPray it’s OK …!
mistercatworks 11 months ago
But they are printed on the seeds , how were we to know that?
Frank Burns Eats Worms 11 months ago
i guess i forgot.
Mike Baldwin creator 11 months ago
HA! So this is how reality game shows began!
Hapthorn 11 months ago
Question: why did God plant that tree in Eden? Why not Tasmania or the Antarctic, where Eve couldn’t get to it? And why create such a tree in the first place, if he didn’t want anyone to eat its fruit?
It’s almost as if he was setting up Adam and Eve to fail.
gammaguy 11 months ago
“…you didn’t read the Apple terms and conditions?”
Those weren’t their Jobs.
SFpagan 11 months ago
definitely sounds like the original snake oil salesman response to me
unfair.de 11 months ago
If everybody read the terms and conditions Apples HQ still would be a garage.