A tree with a snake and an apple, and few cute poses. Please leave a review. Quote from Wikipedia.org: God charges Adam to tend the garden in which they live, and specifically commands Adam not to eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. Eve is questioned by the serpent concerning why she avoids eating from this tree. In the dialogue between the two, Eve elaborates on the commandment not to eat of its fruit. She says that even if she touches the fruit she will die. The serpent responds that she will not surely die, rather she and her husband would "be as gods, knowing good and evil," and persuades Eve to eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. Eve eats and gives the fruit to Adam, who also eats. At this point the two become aware, "to know good and evil," evidenced by an awareness of their nakedness. God then finds them, confronts them, and judges them for disobeying. God expels them from Eden, to keep Adam and Eve from also partaking of the Tree of Life. The story says that God placed cherubims with an omnidirectional "flaming sword" to guard against any future entrance into the garden.