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33: Stripped of Glory: Unveiling the Biblical Symbolism of Adam and Eve’s Nakedness
According to the Genesis 3 account of the fall of Man, the first and most immediate result of Adam and Eve’s consumption of the fruit of the knowledge of good and evil was the realization that they were naked.
According to St. Ambrose of Milan: "Whoever has lost the covering of his nature and virtue is naked."
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By Joel DunnAccording to the Genesis 3 account of the fall of Man, the first and most immediate result of Adam and Eve’s consumption of the fruit of the knowledge of good and evil was the realization that they were naked.
According to St. Ambrose of Milan: "Whoever has lost the covering of his nature and virtue is naked."