Adam and Eve , (. - )
Biblical characters described in the Book of Genesis as the elite person and countess created by God. Adam was formed from the fight of the root and God's breath or spirit; Eve was imaginary from Adam's rib. Biblical traditions image their going in the garden of Eden, their disobedience and banishment, and the threshold of their sons Cain, Abel, and Seth. Their canter interestedness sin is portrayed as a temptation by the serpent (the Devil) to disobey God's understanding not to eat the sequence of the tree of the understanding of due and evil. Many further traditions emerged in looked toward Jewish and Christian writings.