Garash (H1644) describes forcible expulsion. It is the verb used for the expulsion from Eden (Genesis 3:24), for Israel driving out Canaanites, and for the restless sea that cannot be quiet (Isaiah 57:20). The word conveys both judicial ejection and the turbulent inability to find rest.
The expulsion of Adam and Eve from Eden (garash, Gen 3:24) is the paradigmatic divine judgment — a holy God cannot dwell with sin. Every subsequent exile echoes Eden. Conversely, the gospel reverses garash: rather than being driven out, believers are drawn in. Christ's statement 'I will never drive away anyone who comes to me' (John 6:37) directly inverts the Eden expulsion.