Author Archives: Marietta

Adam and Eve’s sin brought death. God clearly stated that the consequences of Adam and Eve’s sin would be death. But from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil you shall not eat, for in the day that … Continue reading →

After Adam and Eve had gone against God’s perfect plan for their lives, the consequences of their sin followed immediately. The serpent, woman, and man all were judged. Only the serpent and ground was cursed (Gen. 3:14). A woman would … Continue reading →

Before the fall, Adam and Eve lived harmoniously together as husband and wife.  They lived in a beautiful garden God had created for their pleasure. They lived in luxury. Sin did not dominate the world. They had a perfect relationship … Continue reading →

After Adam and Eve sinned, their eyes were opened and they knew that they were naked (Gen. 3:7). They became aware of themselves and each other. This act of disobedience brought embarrassment and shame. The shame and guilt created an … Continue reading →

Adam and Eve wanted their eyes to be opened, to be like God, and know both good and evil (Gen. 3:15). Adam and Eve gave into temptation. When the woman saw that the tree was good for food, and that … Continue reading →

Satan appeals to Eve’s physical needs, personal gain, and uses an appeal to persuade Eve to eat forbidden fruit. First, the serpent appeals to her taste. The serpent offers something attractive that God had forbidden. Eve listened to satan. Secondly, … Continue reading →

Satan created evil; by deceiving Eve. Now the serpent was more crafty than any beast of the field which the Lord God had made. And he said to the woman, “ Indeed, has God said, You shall not eat from … Continue reading →

The subject of this theological study is sin found in Genesis 3:1-24. Genesis 3 tells about the beginning of sin. It records the first time people rejected God’s will. It reveals the first of shame and disobedience. The beginnings of … Continue reading →