#40 - Genesis: The First Murder
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Why did God reject Cains sacrifice? God told Cain he would be accepted if he did what was right, so why not try again? Why did God say sin was crouching at Cains door, but it must be subdued? Does that mean God made us strong enough to subdue our sin? What was it about Abel's sacrifice that God accepted? Did Adam and Eve have kids before the fall in the Garden of Eden? How many kids did Adam and Eve have? Who were all these other people Cain was afraid of? Who was Cains wife? If Eve is the mother of all who lived, then were all these people Cains relatives? Did Cain eventually repent when he became a Dad?
This is the 5th episode of our bible study through the book of Genesis. Thank you everyone for listening.
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Intro Music: Battle Weary — composed by Martyn Corbet, from the album The Fire and the Fury. Licensed from Audiomachine.
Thumbnail Artwork: Cain Kills Abel (Meurtre d’Abel / The First Murder) (1862-1865) by Gustave Doré (1832–1883). Public domain.