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Tree of the knowledge of good and evil Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil

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The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil was the tree in the middle of the Garden of Eden that God had commanded Adam and Eve to not eat from. The Bible gives no specifics on what type of fruit or other foods it produces; the only thing it says about this tree is that it gives "the knowledge of good and evil" to whoever eats from it. Adam and Eve are the only people to ever have eaten from it, and thus all of the human race has "the knowledge of good and evil". Upon Adam and Eve eating it, they realized they were naked and covered themselves. It is commonly depicted in popular culture as an apple tree, although this is probably not an accurate portrayal of the tree's identity, which is theorized to be a peach or pomegranate. The Tree of the knowledge of good and evil, is one of the two trees situated in The Garden of Eden, the other being Tree of Life. God had commanded Adam the first man, and his wife Eve to not eat the fruit of the tree of knowledge of good and evil. Satan, unfortunately, in the form of the serpent tempted Eve and Adam to eat the fruit causing the fall of man. A similar story is mentioned in the Qur'an, the holy book of Islam.

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The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil was the tree in the middle of the Garden of Eden that God had commanded Adam and Eve to not eat from. The Bible gives no specifics on what type of fruit or other foods it produces; the only thing it says about this tree is that it gives "the knowledge of good and evil" to whoever eats from it. Adam and Eve are the only people to ever have eaten from it, and thus all of the human race has "the knowledge of good and evil". Upon Adam and Eve eating it, they realized they were naked and covered themselves. It is commonly depicted in popular culture as an apple tree, although this is probably not an accurate portrayal of the tree's identity, which is theorized to be a peach or pomegranate. A similar story is mentioned in the Qur'an, the holy book of Islam. The Tree of the knowledge of good and evil, is one of the two trees situated in The Garden of Eden, the other being Tree of Life. God had commanded Adam the first man, and his wife Eve to not eat the fruit of the tree of knowledge of good and evil. Satan, unfortunately, in the form of the serpent tempted Eve and Adam to eat the fruit causing the fall of man.