Romans 5:12-19 and the source of sin and death in humanity

Jesus was the divine intervention. God selected the descendants of Abraham to inherit Christ’s righteousness... the righteousness given in a 1:1 exchange with Abraham. God promised that righteousness as an everlasting inheritance by the descendants of Abraham. This is how the righteousness of 1 is multiplied to the many. If faith & salvation we’re direct, Jesus would have to die once for every person saved. Jesus exchanged is righteousness in a direct 1:1 exchange with Abraham, but every subsequent salvation is indirect by faith (the same faith in the gospel of Jesus Christ that Abraham had) qualifying is as a descendant of Abraham & a fellow heir of Christ’s righteousness through God’s promise to Abraham that it would be an everlasting inheritance by all of his descendants.

By the promise of God, all of Abraham’s spiritual descendants are enabled to inherit righteousness. That seems like divine intervention to me. Yet we qualify for kinship with Abraham through volitional faith.

 

I agree with that last statement. "Pre-Fall" Adam was never perfect "in Christ"

Permit me to ask;

The sting of death is sin; and the strength of sin is the law. 1 Cor 15:15:56

Does that mean that, "Thou shall not eat of it," was the strength of the act that brought, the death?

Or put another way: For we know that the law is spiritual, but I am of the flesh, sold under sin. Rom 7:14

Consider
God created/made the man out of the dust of the earth.
God planted a garden eastward in Eden.
God put the man in the garden.

Why? Who was already in the garden, hanging out around the tree of the knowledge of good and evil?

For what the law (Thou shall not eat of it) could not do, in that it was weak through the flesh, God sending his own Son in the likeness of sinful flesh, and for sin, condemned sin in the flesh: Romans 8:3

How did God accomplish that through his own Son, in the flesh? Through the death and life again, from the dead?

Here is a thought. Before the foundation of the world it was foreordained the Christ, the Son of the living God, would die, the death. Shed his life;s blood. Pour out his soul unto death.

At this same time God who cannot lie made a promise, the hope of eternal life.

God told Adam dying thou dost die. The wages of sin.

Just who do we believe that promise of hope was made for? Sinners? What about, as of a lamb without blemish and without spot: the sinless one.

Maybe even the Son of God was sold under sin, OURS.

By whose faith, belief, are we saved? Do we save ourselves by believing something? Or we saved by, faith of God, the faith of Jesus Christ, the Son of the living God? Christ in us, the hope of glory?

 

The reason I believe my posts are relevant to the OP is because I believe sin and death existed before Adam was created and was the purpose of the creation of Adam.

Therefore Adam was going to sin and bring the death to man.