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EARLY LIFE OF THE SAVIOR.
Nearly six thousand years ago the first man and the first woman were
formed, out of the dust of the ground. Their names were Adam and Eve.
They were placed in a very pleasant and beautiful garden, called Eden,
where they had every thing they could wish; and were permitted by God
to eat of the fruit of all the trees in the garden, except one.
"One tree that in the midst was placed,
God bade them not to take;
But ah! the fruit they dared to taste,
And his commandment break."
In an evil hour they listened to the temptations of the serpent--the
great enemy of mankind--and ate of the forbidden fruit. Then God was
angry with them, and sent his Angel to drive them out of the garden,
to a place where thorns and thistles covered the ground, and they were
obliged to work hard for a living. God cursed the ground for their
sake, but at the same time he promised that "the seed of the woman
should bruise the serpent's head."
This promise was fulfilled by Jesus Christ, the Son of God, who came
into the world and suffered and died to save men from the consequences
of the first man's disobedience. I will now tell you something about
this wonderful event.
Nearly six thousand years ago the first man and the first woman were
formed, out of the dust of the ground. Their names were Adam and Eve.
They were placed in a very pleasant and beautiful garden, called Eden,
where they had every thing they could wish; and were permitted by God
to eat of the fruit of all the trees in the garden, except one.
"One tree that in the midst was placed,
God bade them not to take;
But ah! the fruit they dared to taste,
And his commandment break."
In an evil hour they listened to the temptations of the serpent--the
great enemy of mankind--and ate of the forbidden fruit. Then God was
angry with them, and sent his Angel to drive them out of the garden,
to a place where thorns and thistles covered the ground, and they were
obliged to work hard for a living. God cursed the ground for their
sake, but at the same time he promised that "the seed of the woman
should bruise the serpent's head."
This promise was fulfilled by Jesus Christ, the Son of God, who came
into the world and suffered and died to save men from the consequences
of the first man's disobedience. I will now tell you something about
this wonderful event.
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