A seraphim chases away Adam and Hewan from Paradise (Gennete Edom).
They committed their sin on Friday and were expelled in nakedness (while before they were dressing garments of light) at the end of the same day, prophecy of the Crucifiction of Christ and His Entrance into Paradise on Friday.
Although apparently they just took a forbidden fig fruit, their sin was a symbolic concentrate of all human wickedness and rebellion, infringing all the 10 commandments of God:
1) “Thou shalt have no other gods before me” – for Eve ate the fruit with the intention to become God.
2) “You shall not take the name of the LORD your God in vain” – for Eve vainly speak about Him with the satanic snake
3) “Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy” – for they entered the Sabbath in impurity and sin.
4) “Honor your father and your mother” – for they disrespected the fatherhood of God.
5) “You shall not murder” – for Eve killed his husband giving him the fruit to eat.
6) “You shall not commit adultery” – for Eve was seduced by the devil against the authority of his husband.
7) “You shall not steal” – For they stole the fruit of God against His will.
8 ) “You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor” – for when God went among them, Adam accused Eve, lying about his own responsibility.
9 and 10) “You shall not covet” – for Eve coveted the power of God.