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Originally Posted by Sons to Glory!
Didn't Jesus say "He who eats Me" right after presenting Himself as the bread of life in John 6?
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That chapter contains references to Exodus and Isaiah. There is nothing in that chapter to connect it to Genesis. No reference. No throwback. No quote.
There is no reference to trees. Or fruit. Or gardens. Or Adam and Eve.
Do you know what eisegesis is versus exegesis? Here is an example from this website of eisegesis:
https://deeperstudy.com/out-or-in-ex...-bible-study/:
"A notorious example of this kind of eisegesis is the following chain of passages: “Judas… went away and hanged himself” (
Matthew 27:5). “Go and do likewise” (
Luke 10:37). “What you are about to do, do quickly” (
John 13:27). These three verses are unrelated to each other, but throwing them together in this haphazard way almost sounds credible."
Can you see the problem?
You're doing the same thing. Trying to take random verses that are not related and mashing them together to form a teaching unsupported by actual scripture. This is the foundation of leading people astray, of deceptive doctrines.