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Adam is the name given in the biblical book of Genesis to the first human being, who is portrayed as the first person aware of God. The figure of Adam is significant across multiple major world religions—including Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and others—where he holds an important place in their understanding of human origins and humanity's relationship with God.
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- Person.name
- Adam
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- Michelangelo, Creation of Adam 03.jpg
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- Detail from Michelangelo's The Creation of Adam, Sistine Chapel ceiling
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- Edenic and Antediluvian
- Person.spouse
- Eve
- Person.children
- Cain, Abel and Seth
- Person.parents
- God (Father/Creator)
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- Gender
- androgynos in Judaism
- Place of birth
- Garden of Eden
- Spouse
- Lilith
- Languages spoken
- Adamic language
- Notable work
- Sefer Raziel HaMalakh
- Participant in
- fall of man
- Material used
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- Creator
- Yahweh
- Image
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- Residence
- Earth
- Said to be same as
- Y-chromosomal Adam
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- Paradise Lost
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- Adam (Biblical figure)
- date of birth
- 4004-00-00
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- Calvary
- different from
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- Adam
- canonization status
- Patriarchs
- manifestation of
- father
- partner in business or sport
- Eve
- manner of death
- divine retribution
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- Adam
- on focus list of Wikimedia project
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- Pauly–Wissowa
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