In the Bible, the Tree of Death is a symbol of the temptation of sin and death, while the Tree of Life represents eternal life.
The Tree of Death
In the Garden of Eden, God placed a tree of knowledge of good and evil, which promised death and sin if Adam and Eve ate from it. Satan convinced Eve that the fruit was beautiful and good, when in reality is was deadly poison.
The Tree of Life
The Tree of Life was also a tree in the Garden of Eden that promised eternal life if Adam and Eve had remained obedient to God. This tree represents God’s blessing and providence, and what Adam and Eve’s life would if they remained obedient.
The Tree of Life reappears in several places in the Bible. Including the Tabernacle, the Temple in Jerusalem, and in the Revelation.
The final chapters of the Bible describe the Tree of Life as a physical life in the center of God’s restored creation. It produces fruit each month, has leaves that heal the nation and sits by a river that comes from the Throne of God.
When Jesus was crucified it was done on a dead tree. Jesus died on a tree of sin and death. (He died for our sins and death). And gave us a tree of life so we could have eternal life with Him.
If we choose the Tree of Life – promises, and blessings come from it. We can also choose the Tree of Death (deny God). The Tree of Death that promises sin and death.
From Pity to Praise 
I appreciate your thoughts on the symbolism of the Tree of Death and the Tree of Life in the Garden of Eden. It’s intriguing how these two trees represent such profound choices in our spiritual journey. The contrast between sin and obedience is so deeply woven into our understanding of faith.
I find it particularly significant that Jesus’s sacrifice transforms our access to eternal life through the Tree of Life. It’s a powerful reminder of the blessings that come from choosing to walk in His light. Thank you for sharing these insights!
Looking forward to more inspiring messages.
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