the Tree of Knowledge

Yes, they have all tasted from the tree of knowledge.

There, the young man saw the Tree of Knowledge, now turned white.

"The tree of knowledge grows there," he added a few steps further on.

"Are we at the point in the tree of knowledge where we'd rather give up the honey to avoid the sting?"

Gabriel said, "You have eaten from the tree of knowledge."

He had been given the fruit of the tree of knowledge.

"Why did knowing that she couldn't eat from the tree of knowledge matter to Eve?"

Again, his only request was that the burros not eat from the tree of knowledge.

Adam and Eve ate from the tree of knowledge because they wanted to be "as gods."

The tree of knowledge: The biological roots of human understanding.

This activity takes place just outside of the Tree of Knowledge.

But consider the alternative to the Tree of Knowledge.

A snake tricked Eve, and she ate the fruit from the tree of knowledge.

There was only one thing that God told them not to do: eat from the Tree of Knowledge.

He kicked over the tree of knowledge and burnt the garden to the ground muttering something about starting out smaller next time.

In the legends of many worlds, the forbidden fruit is from the tree of knowledge.

You eat of the tree of knowledge, and you will surely die.

"You tempt me with the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge."

God told them not to eat from the tree of knowledge, which would make them aware of good and evil.

Eve is puzzled when she arrives with the serpent at the Tree of Knowledge.

The Tree of Knowledge is the appropriate analogy.

Eve's temptation, with the hideous black serpent entwined about the tree of knowledge.

They tended the garden and could eat from any tree except the Tree of Knowledge.

So much for the Tree of Knowledge.

It came off the Tree of Knowledge.