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Genesis 3:7 shows sin’s immediate result—shame and self-covering—reminding us that restoration comes through confession, not concealment.

Genesis 3:6 shows how desire and inaction led to the Fall, teaching that obedience, discernment, and courage are essential in facing temptat

Genesis 3:5 shows temptation’s partial truth, promising power and insight while leading away from trust in God’s design.

Genesis 3:4 shows the serpent denying God’s Word, teaching us to trust Scripture and resist deception through the Spirit’s power.

Genesis 3:3 shows how altering God’s Word and focusing on restriction instead of abundance opens the door to deception.

Genesis 3:2 shows Eve affirming God’s provision, reminding us that knowing His Word is vital when facing subtle temptation.

Genesis 3:1 reveals the serpent’s subtle deception, showing how doubt and distortion challenge trust in God’s Word.

Genesis 2:25 shows Adam and Eve naked and unashamed, illustrating innocence, openness, and perfect harmony in God’s original design.

Genesis 2:24 shows marriage as “one flesh,” reflecting God’s design for unity, intimacy, and mutual love while honoring each person’s identi

Genesis 2:23 shows Adam embracing Eve as his companion, teaching that God’s gifts fulfill our deepest needs with gratitude and trust.

Genesis 2:22 teaches that Eve was a gift from God, showing marriage and relationships as divine blessings pointing to Christ.

Genesis 2:21 shows God creating Eve from Adam’s side, symbolizing equality, partnership, and His careful provision for our needs.

Genesis 2:20 shows Adam naming animals, fulfilling stewardship, yet needing a true companion, highlighting God’s design for relationships.

Genesis 2:19 highlights Adam’s role in naming animals, showing humanity’s stewardship and partnership with God in creation.

Genesis 2:18 shows God’s care in creating a helper for Adam, highlighting that human flourishing requires meaningful relationships and compa

Genesis 2:17 shows God’s boundary with the Tree of Knowledge, teaching freedom, responsibility, and the importance of choosing obedience in

Genesis 2:16 shows God’s generosity, giving Adam freedom to eat from every tree, reflecting His care, abundance, and invitation to flourish.

Genesis 2:15 teaches that humanity is called to dress and keep the garden, reflecting God’s glory through faithful stewardship and care.

Genesis 2:14 shows the Tigris and Euphrates flowing from Eden, illustrating God’s sustaining provision and the enduring life of His mercy.