Thanks for that answer, I did wonder if the author of Genesis thought of the first people as his own or not. He really does just describe a man and a woman of no religion.
No I was just thinking along the lines of, as the story would have been told word of mouth for many centuries? would the writer have imaged that the first two people were Jewish as he wrote the story, or a different sort of religious people, with different ways to honor God.
But come to think of it, there isn’t any written word on how Adam and Eve honor God, it starts with Cain and Abel I think…
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