The sin was violating God’s command to not eat from the fruit of the forbidden tree. That fruit brought with it the knowledge of good and evil. Adam and Eve were then expelled from the Garden of ...

As the second account of creation in Genesis concludes, the narrator leaves us with a striking detail: “The man and his wife ...

Is it possible for the God who created the universe, who designed the intricacies and grandeur of this beautiful world, to know me and what I am going through? And if He does, does He care? And ...

On one particular occasion we were talking about creation and the garden of Eden and the arrival of death in the Fall ... This makes me wonder more and more about God’s warning to Adam and Eve not to ...

So Adam and Eve lived happily in this perfect ... (Genesis 3:21) Before God kicked them out of His perfect garden, He made them more appropriate clothes, clothes that would protect them from ...

The Bible indicates that Adam and Eve had everything they could ever want. Genesis Chapter Two tells us that God placed them into a beautiful garden with rivers and “trees that were pleasing to ...

That could mean saying goodbye to the notion that God created Adam and Eve ... In the Bible, Adam and Eve live in a place called the Garden of Eden, a beautiful land of plenty and abundance.

In the beginning, when God created the heavens and the earth, the earth didn’t have any form. Over the course of six days, God formed the earth and created everything on it. And at the end of each day ...

So what does Adam do? He eats the forbidden fruit from the tree of knowledge of good and evil, introducing the human race to ...

The serpent was always in the garden. It was not introduced as a plot twist to spice things up and test the integrity or obedience of humans. I find the idea that sin came into existence only ...