Genesis 3.1-3

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A serpent with crafty intent
Said to the woman, “You shall relent
Your eyes shall be opened
Forbidden fruit broken
The consequence of this will be spent

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Potential actions to take in response

One practical way to respond to the teaching of the Bible passage Genesis 3.1-3 is to recognize our own vulnerability to temptation. It is easy to look at the story of Adam and Eve and think of them as foolish or sinful, but it is important to remember that we are all vulnerable to the same types of temptations. We can strive to be more discerning and aware of temptation in our lives, and to use the wisdom of God to help us make wise choices. We can also strive to have greater self-control and to take steps to avoid situations that may lead us into temptation. Additionally, we can use prayer to strengthen our faith and our relationship with God in order to be better prepared to resist temptation.

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Related passages

Themes: Temptation, disobedience, consequences.

Related Bible Passages:
Romans 5:12 – Death and sin entered the world through Adam and Eve’s disobedience.

James 1:14-15 – Temptation can lead to sin and death, but God offers a way to escape.

1 Corinthians 10:13 – God always provides a way for us to resist temptation.

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