Definition: The slang term 'Genesis 37:25' is a play on words that originated from the biblical story of Genesis 37 and the events surrounding it. In this verse, God creates Adam and Eve in Eden with just one seed, but when they partake of the fruit, Satan sneaks up and gives them a taste of the forbidden fruit.

Here's an edgy example sentence: "Genesis 37:25: 'I know that in the beginning was the word through whom all things were made.'" This quote might sound ominous given its literal context, but it has a subtle twist. Instead of saying that God created everything from nothing (as is typical), this version says he created something already when it came into existence (in this case, the fruit of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil). This verse often conjures up unsettling imagery in our minds, as if God's creations are inherently unstable.