Hebrew OT: WLC Transliterated 1ve·han·na·chash ha·yah a·rum, mik·kol chai·yat has·sa·deh, a·sher a·sah ha·shem e·lo·him; vai·yo·mer el-ha·'i·shah, af ki-a·mar e·lo·him, lo to·che·lu, mik·kol etz hag·gan. 2vat·to·mer ha·'i·shah el-han·na·chash; mip·pe·ri etz-hag·gan no·chel. 3u·mip·pe·ri ha·'etz a·sher be·to·vch-hag·gan a·mar e·lo·him lo to·che·lu mim·men·nu, ve·lo tig·ge·'u bov; pen-te·mu·tun. 4vai·yo·mer han·na·chash el-ha·'i·shah; lo-mo·vt te·mu·tun. 5ki yo·de·a' e·lo·him, ki be·yo·vm a·cha·le·chem mim·men·nu, ve·nif·ke·chu ei·nei·chem; vih·yi·tem ke·lo·him, yo·de·'ei to·vv va·ra. 6vat·te·re ha·'i·shah ki to·vv ha·'etz le·ma·'a·chol ve·chi ta·'a·vah-hu la·'ei·na·yim ve·nech·mad ha·'etz le·has·kil, vat·tik·kach mip·pir·yov vat·to·chal; vat·tit·ten gam-le·'i·shah im·mah vai·yo·chal. 7vat·tip·pa·kach·nah ei·nei she·nei·hem, vai·ye·de·'u, ki ei·rum·mim hem; vai·yit·pe·ru a·leh te·'e·nah, vai·ya·'a·su la·hem cha·go·rot. 8vai·yish·me·'u et-ko·vl ha·shem e·lo·him mit·hal·lech bag·gan le·ru·ach hai·yo·vm; vai·yit·chab·be ha·'a·dam ve·'ish·tov mip·pe·nei ha·shem e·lo·him, be·to·vch etz hag·gan. 9vai·yik·ra ha·shem e·lo·him el-ha·'a·dam; vai·yo·mer lov ai·yek·kah. 10vai·yo·mer et-ko·le·cha sha·ma'·ti bag·gan; va·'i·ra ki-ei·rom a·no·chi va·'e·cha·ve. 11vai·yo·mer mi hig·gid le·cha, ki ei·rom at·tah; ha·min-ha·'etz a·sher tziv·vi·ti·cha le·vil·ti a·chol-mim·men·nu a·cha·le·ta. 12vai·yo·mer ha·'a·dam; ha·'i·shah a·sher na·tat·tah im·ma·di, hi·v na·te·nah-li min-ha·'etz va·'o·chel. 13vai·yo·mer ha·shem e·lo·him la·'i·shah mah-zot a·sit; vat·to·mer ha·'i·shah, han·na·chash hi·shi·'a·ni va·'o·chel. 14vai·yo·mer ha·shem e·lo·him el-han·na·chash ki a·si·ta zot a·rur at·tah mik·kol-hab·be·he·mah, u·mik·kol chai·yat has·sa·deh; al-ge·cho·ne·cha te·lech, ve·'a·far to·chal kol-ye·mei chai·yei·cha. 15ve·'ei·vah a·shit bei·ne·cha u·vein ha·'i·shah, u·vein zar·'a·cha u·vein zar·'ah; hu ye·shu·fe·cha rosh, ve·'at·tah te·shu·fen·nu a·kev. s 16el-ha·'i·shah a·mar har·bah ar·beh i·tze·vo·v·nech ve·he·ro·nech, be·'e·tzev te·le·di va·nim; ve·'el-i·shech te·shu·ka·tech, ve·hu yim·shal-bach. s 17u·le·'a·dam a·mar ki-sha·ma'·ta le·ko·vl ish·te·cha vat·to·chal min-ha·'etz, a·sher tziv·vi·ti·cha le·mor, lo to·chal mim·men·nu; a·ru·rah ha·'a·da·mah ba·'a·vu·re·cha, be·'i·tza·vo·vn to·cha·len·nah, kol ye·mei chai·yei·cha. 18ve·ko·vtz ve·dar·dar tatz·mi·ach lach; ve·'a·chal·ta et-e·sev has·sa·deh. 19be·ze·'at ap·pei·cha to·chal le·chem, ad shu·ve·cha el-ha·'a·da·mah, ki mim·men·nah luk·ka·che·ta; ki-a·far at·tah, ve·'el-a·far ta·shuv. 20vai·yik·ra ha·'a·dam shem ish·tov chav·vah; ki hi·v ha·ye·tah em kol-chai. 21vai·ya·'as ha·shem e·lo·him le·'a·dam u·le·'ish·tov ka·te·no·vt o·vr vai·yal·bi·shem. f 22vai·yo·mer ha·shem e·lo·him hen ha·'a·dam ha·yah ke·'a·chad mim·men·nu, la·da·'at to·vv va·ra; ve·'at·tah pen-yish·lach ya·dov ve·la·kach gam me·'etz ha·chai·yim, ve·'a·chal va·chai le·'o·lam. 23vay·shal·le·che·hu ha·shem e·lo·him mig·gan-e·den; la·'a·vod et-ha·'a·da·mah, a·sher luk·kach mi·sham. 24vay·ga·resh et-ha·'a·dam; vai·yash·ken mik·ke·dem le·gan-e·den et-hak·ke·ru·vim ve·'et la·hat ha·che·rev ham·mit·hap·pe·chet, lish·mor et-de·rech etz ha·chai·yim. s |