Bible facts, sourced
The forbidden fruit wasn’t an apple
Genesis 3 describes a forbidden fruit but never specifies what kind. The Hebrew uses a generic word for fruit. The apple arrived through medieval Latin, where malum meant both evil and apple tree, and commentators and painters leaned into the pun until Milton locked it in.
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