Genesis 2.25

 And the man and his wife were both naked, and were not ashamed.

Genesis 2.24.2

 

Genesis 2.24

 Therefore a man leaves his father and his mother and clings to his wife, and they become one flesh.

Genesis 2.23

Then the man said, "This at last is bone of my bones and flesh of my flesh; this one shall be called Woman, for out of Man this one was taken."

Genesis 2.22.22

 

Genesis 2.22.21

 

Genesis 2.22.20

 

Genesis 2.22.19

 

Genesis 2.22.18

 

Genesis 2.22.17

 

Genesis 2.22.16

 

Genesis 2.22.15

 

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Genesis 2.22.14

 

Genesis 2.22.13

 

Genesis 2.22.12

 

Genesis 2.22.11

 

Genesis 2.22.10

 

Genesis 2.22.9

 

Genesis 2.22.8

 

Genesis 2.22.7

 

Genesis 2.22.6

 

Genesis 2.22.5

 

Genesis 2.22.4

 

Genesis 2.22.3

 

Genesis 2.22.2

Genesis 2.22

The Lord God changed the bone that he had taken from Adam. He made the bone become a woman. He brought her to Adam.

Genesis 2.21

So the Lord God made Adam sleep heavily. While Adam slept, God took a bone out of Adam’s body. Then he closed the place in his body.

Genesis 2.20

Adam gave names to all the tame animals. He gave names to all the birds that fly in the air. He gave names to all the wild animals. But none of them was a helper who was suitable for Adam.

Genesis 2.19.3

 

Genesis 2.19.2

 

Genesis 2.19

Now the Lord God had made out of the ground every animal on the earth. He had made every bird that flies in the air. He brought them to the man so that the man would name them. Whatever name the man gave, that was the name of each living animal.

Genesis 2.18

After that, the Lord God said, ‘It is not good that man is alone. I will make a helper for him. His helper shall be suitable for him.’

Genesis 2.17

But do not eat the fruit of the tree that makes you able to distinguish good things and evil things. If you eat that fruit, you will certainly die.’

Genesis 2.16

The Lord God commanded the man. He said, ‘Eat freely the fruit of all the other trees that are in the garden.

Genesis 2.15

The Lord God took the man and he put him in the garden in Eden. He told him to farm the garden and to look after it.

Genesis 2.14

 The third river is called Tigris, which flows to the east of Assyria. The fourth river is called Euphrates.

Genesis 2.13

 The second river is called Gihon. It flows through all the region that is called Cush.

Genesis 2.12

 And that gold is good. There are also spice and onyx.

Genesis 2.11

 The first river is called Pishon. It flows through the region that is called Havilah. There is gold there.

Genesis 2.10

 A river flowed out of Eden and it watered the garden. The river divided there into 4 rivers.

Genesis 2.9

God made trees to grow out of the ground. These trees were pleasant to look at and their fruit was good to eat. The tree of life was in the middle of the garden. There was also the tree that makes one able to distinguish good things and evil things.

Genesis 2.8

The Lord God planted a garden in Eden. It was in the east. God put into the garden the man whom he had made.

Genesis 2.7

And the Lord God made a man out of dust from the earth. He blew the breath of life into him. The man became a living person.

Genesis 2.6

Then a mist rose out of the earth and it watered all the ground. 

Genesis 2.5

When the Lord God made the earth and the sky, no green plants were on the earth. No crops were growing. The Lord God had not yet sent rain to the earth. Also, there were still no people and so nobody farmed the ground.

Genesis 2.4

 This is the story of the sky and the earth, which God had created.

Genesis 2.3

So God made the seventh day a special day. He made it special because on that day he rested after his work. When he had created everything, he rested.

Genesis 2.2

On the seventh day, God had finished his work that he had done. He rested on the seventh day, after all the work that he had done.

Genesis 2.1

 So the sky and the earth were complete. Everything that was in them was complete.

Genesis 1.31

God saw everything that he had made. It was truly very good. And there was evening and there was morning. It was the sixth day.