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Genesis 4:15 · BSB
4:15 “Not so!” replied the LORD. “If anyone slays Cain, then Cain will be avenged sevenfold.” And the LORD placed a mark on Cain, so that no one who found him would kill him.
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…And his name is Seth. And the Bible says that Seth had a son and his name was Enosh. Not to be confused with Enoch, Enosh, very similar. But inGenesis chapter 4it says that Enosh and the people cried out to God. It's the first recorded prayer. Because they're outside the garden. There's this disconnect…
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…matter. You might not believe it, but I'm telling you to believe it. You are a part. And God is going to use you. I want to close with a passage inGenesis chapter 4that has touched my heart my whole life. In Genesis chapter 4, the whole event with Cain and Abel, the family of Cain, All of this. And then the…
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…than the blood of Abel? How does Jesus' blood speak a better word than the blood of Abel? Do you remember the story of Cain and Abel? Going back toGenesis chapter 4, in this story, Cain and Abel are both making offerings to the Lord. Abel gives of the first fruit, the firstborn. He gives the very best that he…
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…in your mind to give you peace and glory in Jesus' name. So we're gonna take a look at some examples of disappointment. We're gonna go first toGenesis chapter 4. And this is the story of Cain and Abel. Uh and so, but we're gonna look at it a little differently than it's normally preached, because normally…
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…that was a bottom to the top conflict, and that's called versus Korah. Now we're gonna move to loved and then Cain. Now with this one, we can readGenesis chapter 4. Abel kept flocks. Cain worked a soil. In the course of time, Cain brought some of the fruits of the soil as a wonderful offering to the Lord. Abel…
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…is not a goal of our lives. Success is a byproduct of seeking the ultimate goal, and the ultimate goal of our lives should be Jesus Christ. Here inGenesis chapter 4, we have the story of the children of Adam and Eve. The first two children, of course, were Cain and Abel, and we know the story. Cain had killed…
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…those things, but all of those are reading it primarily about them and what they're supposed to do. There's this incredible phrase in the middle ofGenesis chapter 4. This is right after God says to Cain, he says, Cain, where's your brother? And he says, Of course, well, what am I? My brother's keeper, I don't…
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…will get whatever is left. Do you know that God rebuking that kind of offering was what led to the very first murder in the Bible? Check this out.Genesis chapter 4says, in the course of time, when he got around to it, in the course of time, Cain brought to the Lord an offering from the fruit of the ground. He…
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…is part of the law. In fact, the law shows up in the Bible in Exodus chapter 20. You can look at this on your own. Tithing shows up in the Bible inGenesis chapter 4. Over a thousand years before the law, you have this, not law, but it's kind of like a creative life principle that this is how the world works,…
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…God, but about what pleases us, what pleases me. And you know, that's not a new thing. It's an old thing. It goes all the way back, I believe, toGenesis chapter 4. In Genesis chapter 4, we read about two brothers, Cain and Abel, the sons of Adam and Eve. Both brothers, the Bible tells us, were worshipers of…
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…the Garden of Eden, they went east. Then when you have Cain, when he had slain Abel and he was driven away from God's presence, he went east inGenesis chapter 4. So going east represents a journey away from God. So when they gathered in this land of Shinar, which is in the east, the author Moses is trying…
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This sermon is fromGenesis chapter 4, verses 1 through 16, and is entitled, The Pride of Man. It was delivered to Ecclesia churches on Sunday, June 7, 2026. Many of the stories and the characters from…
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…first and last message on repentance. And then thirdly, there's still hope if we repent. So let's look at the first chance of repentance. Turn toGenesis chapter 4. All the way back to Genesis, the very first book. It's an amazing story about two brothers. Cain and Abel. And how God's going to give Cain the…
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…He puts the lower before the higher. It's everywhere in Genesis. This is how God make excuse me? God makes for good for good. Cain and AbelGenesis chapter 4The younger Cain the younger Abel receives God's favor and blessing on his offering, while Cain, the older does not. Genesis chapter 16 Ishmael and…
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…four, we get this like peak into Cain's family. And this is Genesis chapter four. This is Genesis chapter four, yeah. Okay. Good point. ⁓ so inGenesis chapter 4, about verse 19, we get introduced this character named Lamech, who's a son of Cain. And Lamech boasts that he I've killed a man for wounding me, a…
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All right, good morning, church family. Once again, as you guys find your seats, if you would open your Bibles to the book ofGenesis chapter 4. And this morning we're going to be in verses 8 to 26. We're continuing our study in the book of Genesis and more specifically continuing study of…
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…that original decision, that original sin, then just continues to multiply. What started with a fruit now ends with a murder. And so that'sGenesis chapter 4. Genesis chapter 5, you could argue, is an extension of Genesis chapter 4. And what you see here, if you open up your Bibles, and hopefully you've…
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…a time then he was gone, but You'll notice before that happened. You'll remember that Cain and Abel were to offer sacrifices and So they come inGenesis chapter 4to do that very thing Abel brought a sacrifice of the firstborn of the flock and it was accepted by the Lord. Cain's sacrifice, though, was of the…
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Type in your devices the book ofGenesis chapter 4, and this morning we're going to be in verses one to seven. Genesis 4, verses one to seven. Let's read the text to open us in a word of prayer and…
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…why we need to be on duty. And this language, this illustration, for those of us who remember our Sunday school lessons, should bring to mindGenesis chapter 4, right? Cain and Abel. Abel whose sacrifice was accepted because of his faith in God, Cain's who was rejected because of his lack of faith in his…
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