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The story details the creation of the world and humanity by God, who then placed Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. It describes the serpent's deceptive temptation of Eve, leading to their disobedience by eating the forbidden fruit from the tree of knowledge. The immediate consequence was their realization of nakedness and subsequent shame. God's confrontation reveals the serpent's curse to crawl on its belly and eat dust, Eve's increased pain in childbirth, and Adam's curse upon the ground to yield food only through toil. The narrative focuses on the origin of sin and its lasting consequences for humanity, framed within a religious and moral context. The supplemental images visually represent key moments: the title screen with the serpent, Eve contemplating the fruit under the tree with the serpent, and a more detailed depiction of the temptation scene with Adam and Eve present. The English title and text provide accessibility for a wider audience, while the original Lingala text is preserved, indicating its primary intended audience and linguistic context. The distribution website ([www.bibleforchildren.org](http://www.bibleforchildren.org)) further clarifies the purpose of this document as a religious educational tool.","02 Ebandeli ya masumu ya mutu  \n02 The Start of Man's Sadness  \nWritten by Edward Hughes,  [www.bibleforchildren.org](www.bibleforchildren.org) 2/60  \nLingala Language Story Book  \nBongo likolo na nse isilaki kosalama mpe ebelena yango nyonso . Nzambe akamataki Adamu, na Eva mpe atiaki bango na elanga na Edeni.  \nNyoka alekaki nyama nyonso namokili na mayele mabe, oyo Yawe Nzambe asilaki kojalisa . Alobakina mwasi ete, Nzambe alobaki solo ete bino bokoki kolia mbumana njete nyonso na elanga te?  \nMwasi  \najongiselaki nyoka ete,  \nTokoki kolia  \nmbuma na njete na  \nelanga. Kasi  \nmpe na mbuma na  \nnjete yango  \nkatikati na elanga Nzambealobi ete, Bino bokolia yangote, mpe bokomama yango teete bokufa te . Nyoka alobakina  \n. . .  \nmiso na bino makofungwa,  \nmpe bino  \nbokojala pelamoko na  \nNzambe,  \nkoyeba malamu mpe  \nmabe .  \nEmonaki Eva ete njeteejalaki  \nmalamu na kolia, akamataki mbuma yango  \nMpe apesaki na mobali naye Adamu, oyo ajalaki naye elongo, ye mpe aliaki.  \nTango Adamu na Eva basalaki masumu, miso na bangomibale majipwaki, mpe bayebaki ete bajali bolumbu.  \nBayokaki mpe mongongo na Yawe Nzambeetambolaki  \nye na elanga na mpokwa, Yawe Nzambe alobakiete,  \nNani alobeli yo ete ojali bolumbu? Mobali alobakiete,  \nMwasi oyo yo opesaki ete ajala na ngai, apesingai  \nmbuma na njete yango . Ngai mpe nalei. Mwasi  \nalobaki ete, Nyoka akosi ngai, mpe nalei.  \nNzambe alobelaki na Nyoka ete, Mpo ete yo osali likambo oyo, olakami mabe na koleka bibwele nyonso mpe nyama na lisobe nyonso; okotambola na libumu nayo, mpe okoliamabele mikolo nyonso na bomoi na yo . Alobaki na mwasi ete, Nakobakisa mpasi na yo na kobota; okobota bana na mpasi.  \nAlobaki na Adama ete, Mpo ete oyoki monokona mwasi na yo, mpe ete osili kolia mbuma nanjete epekisaki ngai yo ete, Okolia yango te, mokili elakami mabe na ntina na yo . 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