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The narrative begins by establishing God's creation of the heavens and the earth, and the initial blissful existence of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. It then details the temptation by the serpent, who encourages Eve to eat from the forbidden tree, promising they will not die but rather become like God, knowing good and evil. Eve succumbs to the temptation, eats the fruit, and shares it with Adam. Adam's subsequent remorse is mentioned, highlighting his regret for disobeying God. Following their transgression, Adam and Eve realize their nakedness and attempt to hide from God using fig leaves. When God calls for them, they are unable to conceal their actions. The text emphasizes their mutual blaming, with Adam blaming Eve and Eve blaming the serpent. God pronounces curses upon the serpent and foretells significant hardship for Eve in childbirth. Adam is also subjected to labor and hardship, with the land producing thorns and thistles. Ultimately, God expels Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden to prevent them from eating from the tree of life and living forever in their fallen state, and they are clothed with animal skins. The narrative concludes with a question about the garment God made for them, suggesting a continuous exploration of their new reality outside paradise.","02 Katobanganna to lino tama kasalan  \n02 The Start of Man's Sadness  \nToraja-Sa’dan  \nTu unnoki’: Edward Hughes  [www.bibleforchildren.org](www.bibleforchildren.org) 2/60  \nStory Book  \nPuang mangka umpadadi langi’ sola lino siamintu’ issinna . Iatonna Puang to lino tu disanga Adam tu torro lan pa’lak Eden sola bainena, katuan melo sia masannang belanna makaritutulako Puang, apa  \niatonna ...  \n“Nakuami tu ula’ lako baine  \niato: umbai susi te tu  \nkadanna Puang matua: da’mu kandei buanna tu mintu’ kayulan te pa’lak! Mebalimi te baine lako ula’: Ma’din kikande buanna tu kayu lan pa’lak apa iatu kayulan tanga pa’lak nakua Puang Matua da’mi kandei. Nakua mitu ula’ lako to baine: “manassa tae ammi la ma’lalan mate”.  \n“Lasusiko Puang Matuaunissan melo sia kadakena .”Na tiromi tinde baine kumua melo dikandenakandei.  \nIatonna mangka nakande tu buanna, naben dukami muanena nakandei sola . Naiatu Adam lanakuari kumua“tae kula morai pogau’i tu apa tangna poeloran Puang dipogau”.  \nIa tonna mangkamo madosa te adam sola bainenanaissanmo kumua ma’kale-kale, nalelen-lelenmi tu daun kayu ara na garagai dodo na membuni dio mai Puang Matua .  \nNa iatonna sumalong tu Puang Matualan pa’lak Eden, natandai Puang Matua kumua mangka madosa tu Adam sola bainena . Na pantan sipasisala, Adam napasala tu bainen, na iatu Hawa napasala tu ula’. Ma’kadami tu Puang kumua iatu ula’ dikutuk, na iatu Hawa lamasussa ke ma’tambuki sia mapa’dik kelakianaki.  \nNa iatu Adam, belanna madosa duka, lana patuangko duri sola a’da’, na iatu kandemu iamo tu utan dio lu padang.  \nNa ulai’mi Puang tassu’ tu Adam sola bainena lammaipa’lak Eden belanna mangkamo madosa dio olona Puang sia iatu katuoanna mambela diomai olona Puang.  \nNagaragami Puang tu pa’dang pandillak-dillak dukku-dukku kumua napakei. 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