After the devastating curses of Genesis 3, something shocking happens: Adam names his wife “Eve” — the mother of all living — in the very face of death. In this sermon, we see the first spark of faith in human history, God’s mercy in clothing Adam and Eve with animal skins (the first blood atonement), and the deep meaning behind God’s words, “the man has become like one of us, knowing good and evil.” Discover: • Why Adam naming her “Eve” is an incredible act of faith in God’s promise (Gen. 3:15) • How God’s provision of animal skins points directly to penal substitutionary atonement and the gospel • The difference between knowing good and evil God’s way vs. man’s way • The fourfold state of man (able to sin / not able to not sin / etc.) A powerful exposition showing that even in the darkest moment of the Fall, the light of Christ and the first gospel promise is already shining
