Garden+of+Eden

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=The Garden of Eden =

Forbidden Fruit:
==Adam and Eve are told by God that they can eat from any tree in the garden, except the middle tree. When Eve tells the serpent that if she eats from the middle tree, she will die. The serpent replys saying, " Of course you will not die" What would really happen if Adam and Eve ate from the tree, their eyes would open and they would be like god himself. They would know both good and evil. After eating the fruit from the tree the man named his wife, Eve, because she was the mother of all living beings.==



Above is a picture that symbolizes the forbidden fruit.
= Original Sequence: = ==Adam and Eve want to eat the fruit from the tree, but god will not let them. "The fodder for that two-fold flock fell, an old brown core, at God's stopped feet. He reached and would the clock." This quote describes the poem from a point of view. Although, there are many different ways you can look at it.==

But discover it no more.
Above is a picture of the Garden of Eden.

=Extracts from Adam's Diary: = In Adam's Diary, he talks about what is going on in their life. They also describe the Garden of Eden. It is easier to interpret what is happening when you read the diary instead of reading the actual story. -Adam describes how Eve is introduced into the Garden of Eden. -Eve eats the apple and finds Cain, which is a creature that Adam could not figure out. -Describes each day of the week; what happens, culture, ect.

=New World: = =Then after Eden,= was there one suprise? O yes, the awe of Adam at the first bead of sweat

Thenceforth, all flesh had to be sown with salt, to feel the edge of seasons, fear and harvest, joy that was difficult, but was, at least, his own.

The snake? It would not rust on its forked tree. The snake admired labor, it would not leave him alone.

And both would watch the leaves silver and adler, oaks yellowing October, everything turning money.

So when Adam was exiled to our New Eden, in the ark's gut, the coined snake coiled there for good fellowship also; that was willed.

Adam had an idea. He and the snake would share the loss of Eden for a profit. So both made the New World. And it looked good.

The Bible has inspired many paintings throughout history.
This is a picture of what The Garden of Eden looks like.

Adam and Eve

Study Guide/Quiz Questions:
= Quiz: =

1. Retell the story from the point of view of the serpent:

2.What emotions do humans experience "after Eden"?

3.Describe Eden is That Old-fashioned Home in three words: ***

4."The fodder for that two-fold flock fell, an old brown core, at God's stopped feet. He reached and would the clock." What does this quote mean to you?