In the Beginning Man - Part II

In Genesis 3:8–24, we see the tragic fallout of sin. Adam protests his sin, blaming Eve and the serpent instead of taking responsibility. Adam receives punishment for his sin, facing toil, pain, and mortality as consequences of disobedience. Finally, Adam experiences prohibition because of his sin, being barred from the Garden of Eden and the tree of life. This passage reminds us that sin always separates, but God’s pursuit of His creation points toward eventual redemption and restoration.