We hope you've been enjoying our current Whitehorson series, We're Only Human.

In our latest episode, you heard a short clip of Whitehorson's Director of Content,

Kendra Dahl, explaining an alternative perspective on the fall in Genesis 3.

Specifically, what are the implications of the fall as it pertains to the dynamic between

men and women?

Is this truly the beginning of the Battle of the Sexes?

Or is there something else happening here?

In this special bonus episode, we wanted to give you the complete and unedited version

of her conversation with Whitehorson Associate Producer Caleb Wade.

Enjoy the show!

Applying the riches of the Reformation to the Modern Church, this is Whitehorson, a weekly

round table discussion about theology and culture.

Hi, I'm Kendra Dahl.

I have an MA in biblical studies from Westminster Seminary, California, and I'm the Director of

Content at Whitehorson and Core Christianity.

Kendra, you wrote an essay for a modern Reformation called Restoring Eve in the May of 2022 edition.

In that essay, you challenge a certain translation and interpretation of Genesis 3.16.

One that's fairly common, and the translation reads like this from the ESV.

It says, to the woman, he said, God said, I will surely multiply your pain in child

bearing.

In pain, you shall bring forth children, your desire shall be contrary to your husband,

but he shall rule over you.

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