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What was the consequence of Adam and Eve eating from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil?
What was the consequence of Adam and Eve eating from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil?
- They became more knowledgeable than God
- They inherited the Garden
- They gained eternal life
- They were banished from the Garden (correct)
What two trees did God plant in the Garden?
What two trees did God plant in the Garden?
- Tree of Sin and Tree of Purity
- Tree of Life and Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (correct)
- Tree of Wisdom and Tree of Happiness
- Tree of Time and Tree of Love
Why were Adam and Eve warned not to eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil?
Why were Adam and Eve warned not to eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil?
- It would give them magical powers
- It was reserved for God's use only
- It was a test of their faith
- It would lead to their death (correct)
What role did the serpent play in Adam and Eve's decision to eat the forbidden fruit?
What role did the serpent play in Adam and Eve's decision to eat the forbidden fruit?
What lesson did Mr. Erwin mention about his garden?
What lesson did Mr. Erwin mention about his garden?
What was Jay's recollection regarding the story of Adam and Eve?
What was Jay's recollection regarding the story of Adam and Eve?
What did Mr. Erwin suggest about the answer to why Adam and Eve ate the fruit?
What did Mr. Erwin suggest about the answer to why Adam and Eve ate the fruit?
What type of injury did Mr. Erwin sustain?
What type of injury did Mr. Erwin sustain?
What was the main reason Mr. Erwin began gardening after his wife's passing?
What was the main reason Mr. Erwin began gardening after his wife's passing?
What did Mr. Erwin ask the twins to help with?
What did Mr. Erwin ask the twins to help with?
How did the twins feel about the backyard when they first saw it?
How did the twins feel about the backyard when they first saw it?
What notable feature surrounded the perimeter of Mr. Erwin's backyard?
What notable feature surrounded the perimeter of Mr. Erwin's backyard?
What emotional feeling did Mr. Erwin express as he thought about his wife?
What emotional feeling did Mr. Erwin express as he thought about his wife?
What did Mr. Erwin want to accomplish by watering his trees?
What did Mr. Erwin want to accomplish by watering his trees?
What did the bench in the backyard symbolize for Mr. Erwin?
What did the bench in the backyard symbolize for Mr. Erwin?
Flashcards
Mr. Erwin's ankle injury
Mr. Erwin's ankle injury
Mr. Erwin sprained his ankle while shopping and couldn't walk or work in his garden.
Mr. Erwin's garden
Mr. Erwin's garden
A large fruit tree garden that surrounded the property. It was a labor of love and a memorial to his wife.
Twins' assistance
Twins' assistance
The twins, Jay and Kay, helped Mr. Erwin move the hose to water the fruit trees in his garden.
Garden layout
Garden layout
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Twins' admiration
Twins' admiration
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Two special trees
Two special trees
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Mr. Erwin's love
Mr. Erwin's love
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Garden of Eden
Garden of Eden
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Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil
Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil
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Tree of Life
Tree of Life
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Adam and Eve
Adam and Eve
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Forbidden fruit
Forbidden fruit
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Disobedience
Disobedience
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Banishment
Banishment
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Serpent
Serpent
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Why did Adam and Eve eat the fruit?
Why did Adam and Eve eat the fruit?
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Study Notes
Mr. Erwin's Garden
- Mr. Erwin has a garden, a labor of love, inspired by his late wife who loved gardening.
- He has weak ankles and is using crutches.
- Twins, Jay and Kay, help him with watering hoses in his garden.
- The garden is larger than expected, with beautiful fruit trees arranged in a circle around the perimeter.
- There's a grassy area in the center with a bench and two trees.
- Mr. Erwin shares a story about the Garden of Eden, which he relates to his garden.
The Garden of Eden Story
- Mr. Erwin describes the biblical Garden of Eden, where God placed Adam and Eve.
- There were two special trees: the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil and the Tree of Life.
- God warned them not to eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, as it would lead to death.
- A serpent convinced Adam and Eve to eat the forbidden fruit.
- As a result, Adam and Eve were banished from the Garden.
- Mr. Erwin compares his garden to the Garden of Eden, focusing on the two trees in the center.
- He invites the twins to consider why Adam and Eve disobeyed.
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Description
Explore the touching story of Mr. Erwin's garden, a tribute to his late wife, and its connection to the biblical Garden of Eden. Discover how he works with the help of twins Jay and Kay, and listen to the lessons shared about the fateful choices of Adam and Eve. This quiz intertwines themes of love, nature, and spirituality.
