Ádám, Éva, Káin, Ábel

Adam and Eve stand in a green wilderness with their young sons, Cain and Abel. Adam gently holds a lamb before the older child, while Eve cradles an infant in her arms, presenting the first family after Eden as they begin life outside the garden. Their simple garments recall God’s covering after the fall, and the lamb quietly points forward to Abel’s calling as a keeper of sheep and to the sacrificial themes that unfold in Genesis.

The scene belongs to the early chapters of Genesis, where human family, work, worship, sin, and mercy first appear together. Cain will become a worker of the ground, Abel a shepherd, and their offerings will reveal the spiritual divide between outward religion and faith-filled worship. This artwork is well suited for teaching on creation, the fall, the first family, Cain and Abel, and the beginnings of sacrifice in the Old Testament.