This excerpt from "The First Book of Adam and Eve" presents an ancient account of what happened to Adam and Eve after their expulsion from the Garden of Eden, offering a sequel to the Genesis narrative. It describes their struggles in the harsh new world, their experiences with darkness and physical limitations, and God's continued interactions and promises to them. The text highlights the theme of humanity's conflict with evil and the consequences of sin, while also containing an early prophecy of the coming of Christ to redeem mankind. The document asserts the work's historical and literary significance, suggesting it reflects widespread ancient beliefs about the origin of humanity and the nature of good and evil.