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• And the answer came, Why, who told thee of thy nakedness? Or hadst thou eaten of the tree, whose fruit I forbade thee to eat? (Genesis 3, 11)

• The woman, said Adam, whom thou gavest me to be my companion, she it was who offered me fruit from the tree, and so I came to eat it. (Genesis 3, 12)

• Then the Lord God said to the woman, What made thee do this? The serpent, she said, beguiled me, and so I came to eat. (Genesis 3, 13)

• The name which Adam gave his wife was Eve, Life, because she was the mother of all living men. (Genesis 3, 20)

• So the Lord God drove him out from that garden of delight, to cultivate the ground from which he came; (Genesis 3, 23)

• Then she bore a second time; this child, his brother, she called Abel. Abel became a shepherd, while Cain tilled the ground. (Genesis 4, 2)

• But the answer came, What is this thou hast done? The blood of thy brother has found a voice that cries out to me from the ground. (Genesis 4, 10)

• And now Cain had knowledge of his wife, and she conceived. She called her child Henoch; and Cain built a city which he called Henoch, after his son’s name. (Genesis 4, 17)

• This Henoch was the ancestor, through Irad, Maviael, and Mathusael, of Lamech. (Genesis 4, 18)

• Lamech married two wives, the one called Ada and the other Sella. (Genesis 4, 19)

• Sella gave birth to Tubalcain, who became a smith, skilled in every kind of brass and iron work; and Tubalcain had a sister called Noema. (Genesis 4, 22)

• It was to his wives, Ada and Sella, that Lamech uttered the saying, Listen to these words of mine, you wives of Lamech, note my saying well. The man that wounds me, the stripling who deals me a blow, I reward with death.✻ (Genesis 4, 23)