Adam
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The first person God made was Adam. The Bible's Old and New Testaments, the Quran, the Druze religion, and the Book of Iqan, the sacred text of the Bahá' faith, all make reference to Adam. How tall could Adam be? 

Read the entire article to learn all details about Adam's age, height and weight and other body index.

I. Age, Height, Weight of Adam

1. How old is Adam? (age)

• Adam's Age: 930 years old.

2. How tall is Adam? (Height)

• In centimeters: 457 cm

• In meters: 4.57 m

• In feet inches: 15’

3. Adam Weight

• In kilogram: N/A

• In Pound: N/A

4. Eye and Hair color 

• Eye color: Light Brown

• Hair color: Dark Brown

II. Adam Biography

Real name: Adam 

Nickname: Adam

Profession: First Human, care for the rest of creation, Farmer

On the sixth day of the first month of the first year of the world, God created Adam, the first man, from dust from the ground. He and his wife Eve had the duty to bring the human race to the earth because they were both responsible for taking care of the rest of creation. 

God created the Garden of Eden so that Adam would have a place to live and work. When his wife failed the test and consumed the forbidden fruit, he went along with her transgression. As soon as their spiritual ties to the Creator were severed, their chances of becoming immortal were also lost.

III. Adam Personal Life

• Date of Birth: January 1st, 1

• Birth Place: Earth

• Zodiac Sign: Capricorn

• Nationality: human

• Hometown: Garden of Eden

• Religion: Yahwism

• Ethnicity: N/A

• Hobbies: N/A

Adam was actually a little older because he was created as an adult and would live to be 930 years old. He would live to witness most of Enoch's sermons and the birth of Lamech, Noah's father (builder of the ark).

IV. Adam Family

• Spouse : Eve

• Offspring : Cain / Cain's wife / Abel / Abel's wife / Seth / Seth's Wife

• Unknown number of other children

• Parents : God

V. Adam’s Girlfriends, Lover and Other Relationships

Marital Status: Married

1. Eve

Height

• In centimeters: 457cm

• In meters: 4.572 m

• In feet inches: 15’

 Weight

• In kilogram: N/A

• In Pound: N/A

God made Eve, the first woman and second human being, from a rib taken from Adam with the intention of making her his wife. She was first called "Ishsha" (Hebrew: woman, wife), but Adam later changed her name to "Chawah" ('hard' aitch), referring to her as the "mother of all living" from the verb "chaya" because he thought she had been taken from the man (Ish: man, husband) (to be).

She was God's final piece of creative work when she and her husband were created on the sixth day. The two of them had been made by him as "man," or "mankind." She was equally as much God's "image and likeness" as the man was. She had been designed, though, to be a "helper fit for" her husband. She had the ability to help Adam carry out the directive to "be fruitful and multiply," which no other creature could provide.

VI. Adam Story of Creation, Fall and Children

1. Creation

Adam was made in God's image and likeness on the sixth day of creation from dust on the ground and assigned the responsibility of looking after the resources of the planet. Adam was only given plants to eat when he was created, and while he was in the Garden of Eden, he was prohibited from eating from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. None of the animals in the field or the birds in the sky that God brought before Adam to be named was deemed suitable to be a helper. In order to create Eve, the first woman, God put Adam into a deep sleep, took one of his ribs, and formed Eve from it.

2. Fall

They eventually succumbed to the temptation of God's arch-enemy, eating the fruit from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, breaking their only direct command[9]. Despite their best efforts to hide from their Creator out of fear, God was aware of where they were and judged them alongside the "serpent" (the form Satan had taken). Adam would have to do much more to "take care" of the world, and Eve would experience pain during childbirth. Additionally, despite being created on par with Adam, Eve discovered that she had a strong desire to "control" her husband, who served as the head of the household.

3. Children

Adam had children by Eve, starting with Cain and Abel, as God had earlier commanded Adam and his wife to procreate. The two brothers took charge of the crops and the livestock, and Adam continued to tend to and care for the environment around him. Cain eventually killed Abel and was exiled. Because of this behavior, these men had to be of legal age, and during that time, their parents had other children, including a daughter who later married Cain. She would give birth to a brand-new human tribe that would rule the world. 

Eve, Adam's wife, gave birth to a second son at the age of 130, and she gave him the name Seth. After Seth, Adam would probably have more kids, though the numerous "sons and daughters" might actually be those who were born between Abel and Seth (a span of more than a century), including Cain's wife.

VII. Adam’s Legacy

The very first man was Adam. Eve had been tricked, and Adam was the first person to consciously sin against God. As a result, all of humanity was cursed, all sin entered humanity, and death resulted. 

Adam had no religion because "religion" as such had not yet emerged. However, he was in awe of the Creator because of his close encounter with God in Eden. The garden contained the germs of what would grow into worship of the One True God. The Creator made the decision to live there, or at the very least to stroll alongside Adam. False religions would undoubtedly flourish after the fall, but not before Abel lost his life for being a devout follower of the true God. Before Yahwism was even founded, Adam and all of his ancestors had a burning desire to know God. 

In the sense that death entered the world through one man, and through another man, all men gained life, Adam is also akin to Jesus Christ. Jesus is also referred to as the Last Adam or the Second Adam.

VIII. 10+ Fun Facts about Adam & Eve

1. Adam was given the name of the substances from which he was made.

2. The meaning of Eve is to give life. 

3. Adam remained alive for 930 years! 

4. It's possible that the forbidden fruit wasn't an apple. 

5. Every culture has a different interpretation of Adam and Eve's story. 

6. Adam had six kids. 

7. Mankind made the decision to eat the forbidden fruit. 

8. Adam and Eve deliberately consumed the forbidden fruit. 

9. Adam and Eve are both holy people. 

10. When Eve passed away is a mystery.

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