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It recounts the biblical story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. The narrative details the temptation of Eve by a serpent, her subsequent act of eating the forbidden fruit from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, and her sharing it with Adam. The story highlights the immediate consequences of their disobedience: their realization of nakedness, their shame, and their attempt to hide from God. It further describes God's confrontation with Adam and Eve regarding their transgression, the pronouncements of curses upon the serpent, Eve, and Adam, and the expulsion from the Garden of Eden. The text emphasizes the theological implications of this foundational event in human history, marking the beginning of human sorrow and hardship as a result of the fall from grace. The narrative is presented in a simplified, storybook format, likely intended for educational or religious instruction. The illustrations accompanying the text visually depict key moments of the story, such as the serpent's temptation, Adam and Eve's encounter with God, and their subsequent shame and hiding. The document serves as a retelling of a significant religious narrative.","02 Khuurakikha khwe Kumutaambo  \n02 The Start of Man's Sadness  \nWritten by Edward Hughes,  [www.bibleforchildren.org](www.bibleforchildren.org) 02/60  \nMasaaba Story Book  \nWELE AABUUMBA BULI SHIINDU! Nga Welen’aabuumba umusaani uwanyoowa, Adamu, aamenyatsaka mu mukuunda kwe Edeni ni Eva, umukelama weewe .  \nBano boombi baaba bamenye mu sangaalo iye kamaani, nga bawuuliilisa byeesi Wele aloma, naluundi nga bewulilila mu Khubawo khweewe, khukhwoolesa khu shifukhu shitweela ...  \nIndemu yaareeba Eva iri,“Manya Wele aaloma ari  \nmukhalyakho khu kusaala kwoosita?” Umukhasi naye waakiilamwo ari,  \n“Khunyala khuulya lituunda khu kusaala kwoosi,  \nkhuurusakho kutweela kwonyene .” “Ifwe ni khutsyakhwaalyakho lituunda ilyo, khukhaafwe.”  \nKila indemu nayo yiilamwo iri,“Khuufwa, simukhaafwe ta .”“Mukhekyele nga Weleumweene .” Kila Eva ewulila ariwaakanile naabi lituundakhukhwaama khu kusaala ukwo . Aryo waarekeeresa bye ndemu, waatsya waalya .  \nLwanyuma nga Eva waaminyaalile Wele, aryo ndi waayila Adamu naye khuulyakho lituunda ilyo . Ne abe khali Adamu elamwo ari,“Taawe! Ise singene iminyaalile Ilomo ya Wele ta .”  \nBaryo Adamu ni Eva ni booneka,  \nboombi beemanya bari bali bukhuna . Baatsya beenabila kamasaafu ke kusaala kufiki, baamisamwo bikwaaro, beebiimbilila buukhuna bwaabwe, . . .  \n. . . naluundi baatsya beebisa mu shitsakha khukhwaama mumoni tsya Wele .  \nKhu nyaanga tsye angoloobe nga antsye awolelile, Wele  \nweetsa mu mukuunda . Aaba waamanyile shyeesi Adamuni Eva baaba baakholile . Kila Adamu ekiitsa Eva . Evanaye weekiitsa indemu . Kila Wele aloma ari,“Indemu yaatsubiwile . Umukhasi naye kane  \nafunatsake butsiina buli lweesi abeela nga  \nalikhuusaala babaana .”  \n“Adamu nawe, lwekhuuba woonakisile, shibala shoosi shaatsubiwile khuururakho kamawa ni bitsakha. Nawe uryo kaneurekane luundi ukyesemulile naabi, nio ufunemwo biilyo byeesi kane ulye busheele .”","cbCaiuLEjdxKyM7A","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuLEjdxKyM7A","pdf",2729832,1,33,"English","en",105,"# The Start of Man's Sadness","[{\"question\":\"Who wrote \\\"The Start of Man's Sadness\\\"?\",\"answer\":\"The story was written by Edward Hughes and is part of the \\\"Masaaba Story Book\\\" series, originating from www.bibleforchildren.org.\"},{\"question\":\"What event marks the beginning of man's sadness in this story?\",\"answer\":\"Man's sadness begins with Adam and Eve eating the forbidden fruit from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, which was against God's command.\"},{\"question\":\"What was the immediate consequence of Adam and Eve eating the fruit?\",\"answer\":\"Immediately after eating the fruit, Adam and Eve realized they were naked, felt shame, and tried to hide from God among the bushes.\"},{\"question\":\"What were the consequences imposed by God on the serpent, 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