This passage describes critical details that occurred on the sixth day of creation, specifically involving the needs of Adam and the creation of Eve. God gave Adam both responsibilities and limitations as He placed him in the garden: his profession (cultivating and keeping the garden); his provisions (eating freely from all trees but one); and his prohibition (avoiding the tree of the knowledge of good and evil). God acted in the best interests of Adam: He determined that it was not good for Adam to be alone before Adam realized the problem; He helped Adam to see that he was alone through a unique process; He performed supernatural surgery to provide Adam his partner; and He instructed the first man on his role as a husband in order to set up a permanent pattern.
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Accurately teaching God's Word verse by verse for the purpose of equipping believers, Jack G. Ebner has served as pastor-teacher at Cascade Bible Church since 1990. Jack and his wife, Bev, have six children and two grandchildren.