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This quiet faith video explores the gospel truth that the Fall of Adam and Eve was part of Heavenly Father’s loving plan. In the beginning, Adam and Eve were placed in a beautiful and peaceful garden and were given a precious gift: agency. Through their choice to leave the Garden of Eden, they opened the way for growth, learning, families, and joy.

Drawing from the scriptures, including Genesis 3-4 and Moses 4-5, this reflection helps families understand that the Fall was not a mistake, but a necessary step in God’s plan for His children. Because of the Fall, we are here on earth to learn, choose, grow, and experience both happiness and hardship.

This video gently reminds viewers that we are never alone. Jesus Christ came to help us. He understands our hard days, our worries, and our mistakes. Through Him, we can be forgiven, healed, comforted, and find peace.

This video is designed to support Come, Follow Me study and may be helpful for family scripture study, family home evening, Sunday reflection, or quiet personal devotion.

This video is part of the Quiet Faith Stories series for children, teens, and other sensitive souls. The short videos are peaceful, scripture-based lessons created especially for children, families, and neurodiverse learners. These stories are designed to feel calm, safe, and reassuring.

This video is inspired by the book of Genesis in the Holy Bible and aligns with weekly Come, Follow Me scripture study as interpreted by the author. It is not an official publication of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

About This Video

This video was human-directed and thoughtfully prepared. AI-assisted tools were used to support narration and visual creation, while all scripture selection, doctrinal framing, pacing, tone, and final presentation were guided intentionally by human judgment and faith-centered purpose.

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