ground. In 2:18the man is alone, and the Lord God sets out to make a helper fit for him. Throughout 2:4–4:26, whether he is called the man or Adam, he is presented as one person. The man’s one wife is simply called either “the woman” or “his wife” throughout—although when she receives her name Eve in 3:20, that name becomes another option (cf. 4:1, where both are used together). The name Adam appears also in the genealogy of 5:1–5. The divine plan to “make man in our image, after our likeness” (1:26)