Old Testament · Beginnings
Adam and Eve Bible Story
The Garden of Eden, the first disobedience, and God's promise retold for children.
Short Bible Story Preview
God placed Adam and Eve in a beautiful garden and gave them everything they needed. They were free to enjoy the garden, but God also gave one command for their good.
The serpent tempted them to distrust God's word. Adam and Eve disobeyed, and shame and fear entered the story. They hid, but God came seeking them.
This story should be told gently. It explains why the world is broken, but it also shows that God does not abandon his people. Even after sin, God begins a rescue story.
Artwork in This Story
Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden
- Artist
- Artist unknown
- Date
- 19th century biblical illustration
- Source
- Wikimedia Commons Source
- Rights
- Public domain biblical art source
The garden image keeps the focus on beauty and trust before the story turns toward disobedience and loss.
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Key Lesson
Sin brings hiding and hurt, but God seeks his people and begins redemption.
Parent Questions
- Where did Adam and Eve live?
- What command did God give?
- Why did they hide?
- How did God show he still cared?
