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Jesus 9/11 Analysis

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“This passage shows how much God still loves his disobedient children. God condemned the evil one and promised that one day the serpent (devil) will be destroyed by the offspring of the woman. The Church understands this passage to be an announcement of the “New Adam,” Jesus Christ, the Son of God. Unlike the first Adam, whose disobedience led to death, Christ obeyed, sacrificing his life on a cross. His obedience led to the forgiveness of sin, the defeat of Satan, and eternal life for God’s children. Mary, Christ’s Mother, is the New Eve. She gave her Son to the world. Her offspring—Jesus Christ—attained the final victory over the power of the evil one. In his Resurrection, he conquers one of the worst effect of sin—death.
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