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Published on February 22, 2010

Genesis, Creation, and Ancient Interpreters: In the Garden

In this series, Pete Enns engages the peculiar and unfamiliar parts of Genesis 2.

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In this series, Pete Enns engages the peculiar and unfamiliar parts of Genesis 2. He first presents the details of the story which ancient interpreters often wrestled with, and then he discusses the scholars’ conclusions and offers his own insight. He addresses such particulars as the speaking serpent that tempts Adam and Eve, the idea that the couple was naked before their act of disobedience, and the fact that Adam and Eve did not physically die when they ate the forbidden fruit.