In the biblical story of Adam and Eve, coats of skin (, coat of skin) were the coverings Adam and Eve were given by God to cover their nakedness.
Genesis 3:21 As per the biblical interpretation of Genesis 3:21, Adam and Eve wrapped themselves in "coats of skin" in the garden after eating the forbidden fruit.
Material The material of coats is not clear. According to some interpretations of the Bible the garments were animal skins. If so, the question arises, who killed the animal.In Christian theology, they are seen as a symbol of salvation.
Wisdom The fig-leaf aprons of Adam and Eve were ultimately ineffective, employed as a way of hiding themselves from God (Gen.3.8).
God's creation of "coats of skins" were a sign of his recognition of the true needs of human beings ahead of their impending expulsion from the Garden.
See also Biblical clothing Books of the Bible
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