You say that Adam had the law. Bible says otherwise in Romans five. That ABSENCE of law presents Paul's distinction between Adam and Moses. That eternality of law is your Roman Catholic scholastic assumption. The law was not made for the righteous, but for sinners. And Adam was given one commandment. One. And Adam was not promised righteousness and eternal life for a probational obedience. And Adam's offspring were not promised those rewards for his obedience. And worst is your heretical doctrine that Jesus was obligated to earn our righteousness and eternal life by His active obedience to law.
You say that Adam had the law. Bible says otherwise in Romans five. That ABSENCE of law presents Paul's distinction between Adam and Moses. That eternality of law is your Roman Catholic scholastic assumption. The law was not made for the righteous, but for sinners. And Adam was given one commandment. One. And Adam was not promised righteousness and eternal life for a probational obedience. And Adam's offspring were not promised those rewards for his obedience. And worst is your heretical doctrine that Jesus was obligated to earn our righteousness and eternal life by His active obedience to law.