In a beautiful garden called Eden, God created the first man and woman, Adam and Eve. This garden was a paradise, filled with lush plants, colorful flowers, and all sorts of friendly animals.
God gave Adam and Eve everything they needed to live happily in the garden. They had plenty of delicious fruits to eat and fresh water to drink. God only had one rule for them: they were not to eat the fruit from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil, which stood in the middle of the garden.
Adam and Eve enjoyed their days in the Garden of Eden, taking care of the plants and animals, and spending time with each other. They were very happy and content.
One day, a cunning serpent approached Eve near the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. The serpent told her that if she ate the fruit from the tree, she would become wise like God. Eve was curious and tempted by the serpent’s words. She picked a fruit from the tree and took a bite. Then, she gave some to Adam, who also took a bite.
As soon as they ate the fruit, Adam and Eve realized that they had disobeyed God’s rule. They felt ashamed and tried to hide from God among the trees of the garden.
God knew what had happened and called out to Adam and Eve. He asked them why they had eaten the fruit from the forbidden tree. Adam and Eve admitted their mistake, and God explained that because they had disobeyed Him, they could no longer live in the perfect Garden of Eden.
God made clothes for Adam and Eve to wear, and then He sent them out of the garden to live in the world outside. Life would be more difficult for them now, with hard work and challenges, but God promised that He would always be with them and their descendants.
And so, Adam and Eve left the Garden of Eden, and their journey outside began. They learned to work the land, grow their own food, and raise a family. Through their experiences, they discovered the importance of listening to God and following His guidance.
This, dear child, is the story of Adam and Eve, the first man and woman, and the lessons they learned about obedience and trust in God.
