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Genesis 3:23

Genesis 3:23

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Leaving the garden was the consequence of sin — they were sent away from the most intimate place of fellowship with God. But God did not abandon them; He sent them to live and work in His world.

Memory phrase: Sin separates us, but God does not abandon us.

Talk about it: How do you think Adam and Eve felt leaving the beautiful garden?

Prayer: God, even when I face hard consequences, help me know You are still with me.

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