Now the serpent
was
more subtil
than any beast
of the field
which the LORD
God
had made.
And he said
unto the woman,
Yea,
hath God
said,
Ye shall not eat
of every tree
of the garden?
say
say
And the woman
said
unto the serpent,
We may eat
of the fruit
of the trees
of the garden:
But of the fruit
of the tree
which is in the midst
of the garden,
God
hath said,
Ye shall not eat
of it, neither shall ye touch
it, lest
ye die.
say
And the serpent
said
unto the woman,
Ye shall not surely
die:
For God
doth know
that in the day
ye eat
thereof, then your eyes
shall be opened,
and ye shall be as gods,
knowing
good
and evil.
And when the woman
saw
that the tree
was good
for food,
and that it
was pleasant
to the eyes,
and a tree
to be desired
to make one wise,
she took
of the fruit thereof,
and did eat,
and gave
also
unto her husband
with her; and he did eat.
And the eyes
of them both
were opened,
and they
knew
that they were naked;
and they sewed
fig
leaves
together,
and made themselves
aprons.
stitch together
ἔρραψαν
errapsan
apron
περιζώματα
perizōmata
And they heard
the voice
of the LORD
God
walking
in the garden
in the cool
of the day:
and Adam
and his wife
hid themselves
from the presence
of the LORD
God
amongst
the trees
of the garden.
in the evening
δειλινόν
deilinon
And the LORD
God
called
unto Adam,
and said
unto him, Where art thou?
And he said,
I heard
thy voice
in the garden,
and I was afraid,
because I
was naked;
and I hid myself.
And he said,
Who
told
thee that thou wast naked?
Hast thou eaten
of the tree,
whereof I commanded thee
that thou shouldest not
eat?
And the man
said,
The woman
whom thou gavest
to be with me,
she
gave
me of the tree,
and I did eat.
And the LORD
God
said
unto the woman,
What is this that thou hast done?
And the woman
said,
The serpent
beguiled me,
and I did eat.
And the LORD
God
said
unto the serpent,
Because thou
hast done
this, thou art cursed
above all cattle,
and above every beast
of the field;
upon thy belly
shalt thou go,
and dust
shalt thou eat
all the days
of thy life:
say
And I will put
enmity
between thee and the woman,
and between thy seed
and her seed;
it shall bruise
thy head,
and thou shalt bruise
his heel.
Unto the woman
he said,
I will greatly
multiply
thy sorrow
and thy conception;
in sorrow
thou shalt bring forth
children;
and thy desire
shall be to thy husband,
and he shall rule
over thee.
say
recourse
ἀποστροφή
apostrophē
And unto Adam
he said,
Because thou hast hearkened
unto the voice
of thy wife,
and hast eaten
of the tree,
of which
I commanded thee,
saying,
Thou shalt not eat
of it: cursed
is the ground
for thy sake; in sorrow
shalt thou eat
of it all
the days
of thy life;
say
Thorns also
and thistles
shall it bring forth
to thee; and thou shalt eat
the herb
of the field;
In the sweat
of thy face
shalt thou eat
bread,
till
thou return
unto the ground;
for out of it wast thou taken:
for dust
thou
art, and unto dust
shalt thou return.
And Adam
called
his wife's
name
Eve;
because she was the mother
of all living.
Unto Adam
also and to his wife
did the LORD
God
make
coats
of skins,
and clothed them.
And the LORD
God
said,
Behold,
the man
is become as one
of us, to know
good
and evil:
and now, lest he put forth
his hand,
and take
also of the tree
of life,
and eat,
and live
for ever:
say
Therefore the LORD
God
sent him forth
from the garden
of Eden,
to till
the ground
from whence he was taken.
So he drove out
the man;
and he placed
at the east
of the garden
of Eden
Cherubims,
and a flaming
sword
which turned every way,
to keep
the way
of the tree
of life.
blazing
φλογίνην
phloginēn
