Genesis 3
When Eve had eaten of the forbidden loins the fruit of Samyaza and had become physical, she begot a child. And when she convinced Adam to also partake, and he was wrapped in flesh, he also begot Eve a child.
Then Samyaza said unto himself, "I can be like the Most High; I can sit in places of authority, for I will be God, for I am the Paloma." He convinced two hundred angels to follow him, and they started a war in Heaven. Samyaza appointed another angel, Azazel, as his General and second in command.
Furious and deeply wounded over the uprising, God then decreed the rebelling angels would be banished. The war continued for six months before finally Michael the Archangel was able to push the forces of deceit and betrayal from the Heavenly realms.
However, because Adam and Eve belonged to Samyaza having been trapped by him in bodies of clay they too were banished from the garden, away from God and away from Heaven.
God then spoke and said unto Samyaza, "You are stripped of your name; your honors are no more. You have become a father of lies and deceit. You shall now be known as Samael Satan, meaning 'blind god' and 'adversary.'"
He then said unto Adam and Eve:
"I will put enmity between you and the woman, and Samael, and between your offspring and hers; he will also have seed growing up among you. To the line of Adam, he will crush your head, and you will strike his heel. I will make your pains in childbearing very severe; with painful labor you will give birth to children. Your desire will be for your husband, and he will rule over you. You will have to work and toil under the sweat of your brow; you will know what physical labor is in providing for yourself."
Samael then created a place, calling it Earth, and in doing so became the Demiurge. He then blinded Adam and Eve and became the god of this world. He appointed to himself a new name, Yahweh, and he sat upon the throne of the gods, becoming god over the creation of man.
Yet, Adam and Eve still retained their spark of divine being inside them. Though they were made physically of clay, they were made spiritually as part of the Divine Creation, and their lineage would continually pass down the spark of divine oneness with the Creator.