A Voice That Planted Doubt
Adam and Eve lived in the garden God had prepared for them. There were beautiful trees, water, and plenty of food. They could listen to the birds and care for their living home together.
Bible stories to share
From Eden to Enoch
From the Garden of Eden to Enoch walking with God, these stories explore choices, consequences, and hope. They include Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel, and the generations that followed.
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What is in this series?
From the Garden of Eden to Enoch walking with God, these stories explore choices, consequences, and hope. They include Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel, and the generations that followed.
Stories in the series
Read the chapters in the order listed, or choose one to share today.
Where Are You?
Adam and Eve had eaten from the tree God had told them not to eat from. Now they felt afraid. When they heard the Lord in the garden, they looked for a place to hide among the trees.
A Promise Beyond the Garden
Adam and Eve listened to the Lord after they had disobeyed. Their choice had brought real consequences. Life would no longer be as it had been in the garden, and pain and death would reach the human family.
Two Brothers and a Hope
Adam and Eve no longer lived in the Garden of Eden. Outside that beautiful home, they had to work. But God had not left them without hope.
Two Offerings and a Warning
The time came to bring offerings to God. Cain brought fruit from the ground he had worked. Abel brought some of the firstborn animals of his flock. The brothers knew what God had taught them about coming near to him.
Where Is Your Brother?
God had spoken to Cain before his anger carried him further. He had shown him a better way. But Cain would not receive that warning and continued to hold resentment against his brother.
Consequences and Mercy
Cain had heard the consequences of killing Abel. The ground would no longer yield its strength to him as before, and he would live as a wanderer. He could not go back and erase the harm he had caused.
Seth and Enoch: A Friendship with God
Adam and Eve had been through a very sad time. Abel had died, and they missed him.
Games and coloring from this series
These activities belong to the stories above. Open one to play or use its print option.
Bible story sequencing game for kids
A Voice That Planted Doubt
An activity based on “A Voice That Planted Doubt.” Put the scenes in the order they happen in the story. Play online or print it to work on paper.
OpenBible story feelings game for kids
Where Are You?
An activity based on “Where Are You?.” Look at the situations and identify how the characters might feel. Play online or print it to work on paper.
OpenBible memory game for kids
A Promise Beyond the Garden
An activity based on “A Promise Beyond the Garden.” Find matching cards and remember where their pictures are. Play online or print it to work on paper.
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Bible jigsaw puzzle for kids
Two Offerings and a Warning
An activity based on “Two Offerings and a Warning.” Rebuild an illustration from the story by placing its pieces. Play online or print it to work on paper.
OpenBible word search for kids
Seth and Enoch: A Friendship with God
An activity based on “Seth and Enoch: A Friendship with God.” Find the words related to this story in the letter grid. Play online or print it to work on paper.
OpenBible story sequencing game for kids
Two Brothers and a Hope
An activity based on “Two Brothers and a Hope.” Put the scenes in the order they happen in the story. Play online or print it to work on paper.
OpenAn activity to do together
Two voices, one choice
Materials: Two cards, a pencil, and a book lent by a grown-up.
Time: 10–15 minutes
A grown-up guides the activity; each person may ask for help or choose to listen.
Read: A Voice That Planted Doubt- Read “A Voice That Planted Doubt.” Find what God said about the tree and what the serpent changed.
- A grown-up writes “Take without asking” and “Ask permission” on two cards and places the book between them.
- Each person points to the choice that respects the owner and practices asking, “May I borrow your book?” The adult may say yes or no.
- Recall Eve’s choice. Return the book and explain why even an appealing invitation needs to be examined.
Questions about this series
Where should we begin?
Start with the first story and follow the order listed. Each chapter includes its Bible passage and activities.
How do the sounds work?
Turn on voice tracking and read aloud: sounds play when the reading reaches the corresponding phrases. You can also tap the underlined phrases directly to hear their sounds without turning on voice tracking.
Where is the Bible passage for each account?
Each story card includes its Bible reference and a link to the passage. Activities also show the passage for their own story.