abraham twice lied about his wife, even telling her to lie about her identity, in genesis 12 and 20 because he was afraid that the egyptians would kill him and take his beautiful wife. his fear drove him to break gods law, and to tell his wife to do the same. or later in 1 samuel 15, saul disobeys god, disregards the lords words through his prophet samuel, and does not destroy everyone and everything of the amalekites like he is supposed to. samuel confronts him and asks, why then did you not obey the voice of the lord? why did you pounce on the spoil and do what was evil in the sight of the lord? (15:19) and saul says to samuel, i have obeyed the lord. i have gone on the mission which the lord sent me. i have brought agag, the king of amalek, and i have devoted the amalekites to destruction. but the people took the spoil, sheep and oxen, the best of the things devoted to destruction, to sacrifice to the lord (15:20). did you catch that? i obeyed and went to battle, but the people, they disobeyed. it sounds just like adam in the garden. adam knew that he had sinned, so he fashioned leaves to cover his shame, but god could see right through them. then he fashioned a lie, a verbal cover for his shame: that woman you gave me, she made me do it. but just like the leaves, god could see right through the lie.  adam literally tries to hide in the bushes from god whos walking through the garden looking for him
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