Matthew Poole and continuators on Genesis 3:21
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Genesis3:21
21. Unto Adam also, and to his Wife; did the LORD God make coats of skins and clothed them .
Either by his own word; or by the Ministry of Angels.
Of Beasts slain either for Sacrifice to God, or for the use of man, their Lord and owner.
Which he did partly to defend them from excessive heats and colds or other injuries of the Air, to which they were now exposed, Partly to mind them of their sin which made their nakedness, which before was Innocent and Honourable▪ now to be an occasion of sin and shame, and therefore to need covering: And partly to shew his care even of fallen man, and to encourage his hopes of Gods mercy through the blessed Seed, and thereby to invite him to Repentance.
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