Creation of Eve and the Fall

Two biblical allegories in architectural framing. To the left the creation of Eve from a rib of Adam. To the right the Fall: Adam and Eve stand by the tree of good and evil and accept the apple from the snake, which winds around a skeleton. Skeleton and skulls refer to the mortality of man as a result of the transgression of God's command. Diagonally behind them the personification of God's wrath, who also holds a skull in his hands. Above the representation to the right in the arch a Bible verse in German. In the middle the tetragram. Below both representations a four-line verse in Dutch and a four-line text in Latin. Number 1 and 2 from a Reformation series on the sinfulness and justification of man.