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The received chapter concerning 'The Cave Set on Fire' moves Adam and Chavah from ritual penitence toward the necessities of embodied life.
2
They ask for food and water, because the body outside the Garden now depends upon earthly provision.
3
Yahuah answers that their mortality must run its appointed course, yet He does not remove the promise of future restoration.
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Satan attempts to turn hunger, thirst, fire, and bodily pain into arguments that Yahuah has abandoned them.
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Adam and Chavah respond by returning to prayer and by learning to receive the created world without confusing it with the lost Garden.