Pentecost Season · Tenth Sunday in Ordinary Time · Year B
Genesis 3:9-15
The Fall of Man
June 6, 2027
Overview & Insights
“I will put enmity between you and the woman, between your offspring and hers.” (Genesis 3:15)
The interchange among the man, the woman, and the serpent provides dramatic movement, and captures how motivation to disobey God rises from an inversion of the order of responsibility that God had established.
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Commentary
Commentary on Genesis 3:8-15 Working Preacher
Luther Seminary exegesis of the confrontation after the fall and the promise in verse 15.
Genesis 3: The Fall of Man Enduring Word · David Guzik
David Guzik's verse by verse evangelical commentary on the chapter.
Genesis 3 Commentary Precept Austin
A deep gathering of word studies and cross references verse by verse.
Genesis 3:9 Commentaries BibleHub
Aggregates classic commentaries on the passage in one place.
Genesis 3, Expository Notes StudyLight
Thomas Constable's expository notes on the fall and its consequences.
Genesis 3: The Fall from Grace Agape Bible Study
A Catholic study of the test of free will and the fall, reading verse 15 as the protoevangelium.
Background & Word Study
Genesis 3 in Hebrew Sefaria
The Hebrew text with English alongside and traditional Jewish commentary links.
Genesis 3:9 Hebrew Interlinear BibleHub
Hebrew word by word with parsing and Strong's numbers for close study.
Enter the Bible: Genesis Enter the Bible
Luther Seminary background on Genesis and its primeval narratives.
The Church Fathers
Questions preachers ask
Why read the Fall in Advent?
Genesis 3 tells why a Savior must come, and hides the first promise of the gospel: the woman's offspring will crush the serpent's head. The season answers Eden's ruin.
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