Genesis 3:1references2 Corinthians 11:3
Genesis 3:1 introduces the serpent as a deceiver, which Paul references in 2 Corinthians 11:3 to warn against being led astray from the simplicity in Christ.
Thematic focusDeception, Spiritual Warfare.
Cross-References — Genesis 3
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Genesis 3:6references1 John 2:16
Genesis 3:6 describes the temptation of Eve through the lust of the flesh, the lust of the eyes, and the pride of life, which are also outlined in 1 John 2:16 as the elements of worldly temptation.
Thematic focusTemptation, Sin.
Genesis 3:15referencesRomans 16:20
Genesis 3:15 contains the protoevangelium, the first gospel promise of the seed of the woman crushing the serpent's head, which is echoed in Romans 16:20 where Paul speaks of God crushing Satan under the feet of believers.
Thematic focusRedemption, Victory over Evil.
Genesis 3:17-19referencesRomans 8:20-22
Genesis 3:17-19 describes the curse on the ground and the toil of man, which Paul reflects on in Romans 8:20-22, discussing creation's subjection to futility and its longing for redemption.
Thematic focusCurse, Creation, Redemption.
Genesis 3:21referencesHebrews 9:22
Genesis 3:21 describes God making garments of skin for Adam and Eve, symbolizing the first act of atonement through shedding of blood, which is a principle explained in Hebrews 9:22 regarding the necessity of blood for forgiveness.
Thematic focusAtonement, Sacrifice.
Genesis 3:24referencesRevelation 22:14
Genesis 3:24 describes the expulsion from Eden and the guarding of the way to the tree of life, which is contrasted with Revelation 22:14 where access to the tree of life is restored to those who wash their robes.
Thematic focusExile, Restoration.