How do we know God's grace in the face of sin?

The grace of God is highlighted in His provision for Adam and Eve after the fall. Rather than leaving them in their sin, God initiated a plan for redemption, hinting at the coming Christ, the seed of the woman, who would bruise the head of the serpent. This act signifies the promise of salvation where God Himself provides a means to cover our nakedness through the shedding of blood. The act demonstrates that salvation is God's gift, not something we can achieve on our own. Our righteousness comes solely through Christ, as emphasized throughout scripture, including Hebrews 2, where we see Christ purging our sins.