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 1 15,3|       the creation of Adam and Eve. — 65 million to about 10,
 2 15,4|   garden, God clothed Adam and Eve in animal skins to insure
 3 15,2|         God could have created Eve in the same manner as Adam,
 4 16  |      all mankind from Adam and Eve.~ ~
 5 16,1|      the famous “mitochondrial Eve” article of 1987 by the
 6 16,1|    points in the mitochondrial Eve tree have been called the
 7 16,1|        called the daughters of Eve and they fall in a geographic
 8 16,1| pattern with some daughters of Eve being characteristic of
 9 16,1|   within the major daughter of Eve branches for sub-branches
10 17,2|  Genesis (chapter 3), Adam and Eve, having obeyed the flattery
11 17,3|         The fact that Adam and Eve persisted biologically after
12 17,3|     support from God. Adam and Eve had to be banished from
13 17,3|       life, and hence Adam and Eve were not inherently immortal.~
14 17,3|       therefore, that Adam and Eve before the fall were not
15 17,3|       what God warned Adam and Eve about (Gen 2:17; 3:19).
16 17,3|      existed only for Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden.~