Chapter 3:
Now we get to the part where the serpant tempts the worman, "Yeah hath God said, Ye, hath God said, Ye shall not eat of every tree of the garden?"

Woman replays "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, neiter shall ye touch it, lest ye die:"

Serpant, "For God doth know that in your eyes shall be opened, and ye shall be as gods, knowing good and evil."

She took the fruit from the tree of good and evil and ate it, and gave fruit to her husband and he ate as well.

Their eyes were oopen, they discovered their nudity,: Thesewn together fig leaves, and made aprons for cover.

This is where he refers to man as Adam and he brought the animals to be named.

God now puts Adam to sleep and removed one of his ribvs, and created a woman,

Adam "this is now bone of my bones and flesh of my flesh: she will be called woman, because she was taken out of man.

"Marriage"
"Therefore shall a man leave his fater and mother and cleave unto his wife: and they shal be one flesh" Genesis 3:24

They wre Naked the man and his wife, and ere not ashamed.

She took the fruit from the tree of good and evil."  amd ate amd gave tje fruit to her husband as well and he ate it.

Their eyes were open, the discovered nudity: They sewn fig leaves togather and made aprons for cover.

Serpant, the serpant will bruise the heel of man.

God told woman, he would multiply her the sorrows and conception. And in sorrow she will bring forh children and the husband shall rule over her.

Because he listened to his wife, and ate from the tree. "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."

God brought thorns and thistles, they should be eating herbs of the field.

They will eat bread by the sweat of you face, until you return into the dust of the ground.

Adam named his wife Eve: the mother of all living.

God Clothed them with coats of skins.

God removed them from the garden, and placed on the east end of Eden Cher;-u-bus, and a flaming sword which turned every way to keep the way of the tree of life.


Chapter 4:

Adam knew his wife and she concieved Cani.

She bare his brother Abel. Abel kept sheep and Cain tilled the ground.

Cain gave offering of his fruit of the grount to the Lord.

Able gave offering of the firstlings of his flock and fat. God favored Ables offering over Cains offering.

Cains anger was apparent

Because of his brothers approval, Cain was envious and sen was at the door.

Cain approached Able when they were in the field and rose against him Cain killed Able

The Lord God confronts Cain, and asked him about the where abouts of his brother Able. Cain asks the Lord "Am I my brothers keeper."

The Lord told Cain his brothers blood cries from the ground.

The Lord cursed Cain so that it would not yield for Cain.

When you till the ground it will not yield,; you shall become a wanderer and fugitive. More than Cain could bear.

Cain said every one that finds his shall slay him.

The  Lord told him vengence will be upon anyone who slay Cain seven fold.  The Lord put a mark on Cain.

Cain married and his wife conceived and bore E'-noch: He built a City whih he named after his son E'noch.

E'-noch bore I'rad: I'rad bore Me-hu'-ja-el: Me-hu'-ja-el begat Me-thu'-sa-el: and Me-hu'-ja-el begat Me-thu'-sa-el: and Me-thu'-sa-el begat La'-mech

La'-meck had two wives: one named A'-dah, and the other Zil'-lah.

A'-dah bare Ja'-bal: he dwelled in tents and was a cattleman.

His brothers name was Ju-bel: he was the father of harp and organ handlers.

Zil'-lah bore Tu'-bal-can=in, which dealt with brass and iron: his sister was Na'-a-mah.

La'-mech told his wives, Hear my voice; ye wives of La'-mech, I have slain a man to my wounding and ayoung man to my hurt.

If Cain shall be avenged seven fold, La'-mech seventy and seven fold.

Adam and Eve bore a son Seth: God had given another seed instead of Able, named Seth: instead of Able, named Seth: instead of Able who Cain killed.

Seth bore a son E'-nos: men began to call uponn the name of the Lord.

This is the book of the Generation of Adam

Adam lived one hundred and thirty years, and begat a son in his image; named Seth

The day of  Adam after he behat Seth were eight hundred and thirty years adn begat sons and daughters:

Seth lived nine hundred and twelve years. He begat E'-nos, eight hundred and seven years and begat sons and daughters:

Seth lived nine hundred and twelve years and then died.

E'-nos lived ninety years, and begat Ca-i-nan.

E'-nos lived eight hundred and fifteen years and begat sons and darghters:

The days of Ca-i'-nan were seventy years and he begat Ma-ha'-la-le-el eight hunddred and forty years, and begat sons and daughters:

Ca-i'-nans days were nine hundred and ten years and he died.

Ha-ha'-la-le-el lived eight hundred and ninety five years befor he died.

Ja'-red lived one hundred and sixty two years and begat E-noch:

Ja'-red lived one hundred and sixty two years and begat E'-noch:

Ja'-red lived eight hundred years after he begat E'-noch.

Ja'-red lived nine hundred and sixty two years and died.

E'-noch lived sixty five years and begat Me-thu'-se-lah.

E'-noch walked with God after he begat Me-thu'-se-lah three hundred years and begat sons and daughters:

E'-nochs days were three hundred and sixty five years:

E'noch walked with God, and he was not; God took him home.