Sin Leads to Consequence, Yet Comfort Follows

Rebellion against divine order brings consequences, exemplified by Adam and Eve’s expulsion from Eden and God's provision of comfort through clothing them. Sin blurs the understanding of its repercussions, as seen where humanity, blind to life outside paradise, fails to recognize the harsher realities. In further narratives, God provides guardianship through entities referred to as the 'sons of God' to steer nations, reminding them to avoid the mistakes made by their predecessors imprisoned in Tartarus. The contrast between these celestial beings highlights divine oversight over human affairs. Throughout, the notion persists that God not only administers justice but also offers solace amid the consequences of sin.