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What does the Bible say about the concept of original sin?

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Original sin is the doctrine that Adam's sin was imputed to all humanity, bringing death and separation from God.

The concept of original sin is rooted in the account of the fall in Genesis chapter three, where Adam's disobedience brings sin into the world. According to Romans 5:12, 'Therefore, just as sin came into the world through one man, and death through sin, and so death spread to all men because all sinned.' This indicates that all of humanity is affected by the sin of Adam, our federal head, making original sin a fundamental aspect of human nature. The significance of this doctrine highlights the necessity of redemption through Christ, as we are all born in Adam but can be made alive in Christ through His righteousness imputed to us.
Scripture References: Genesis 3:6-7, Romans 5:12, Romans 5:18, Romans 3:9-10

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The Fall
Tim James · Jan 16, 2012
It Is Written
Frank Tate · Feb 25, 2018
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