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Genesis 4:20 · BSB
4:20 Adah gave birth to Jabal; he was the father of those who dwell in tents and raise livestock.
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…of God for us. Let me show you an example of what I mean by sinful sorrow before we proceed. So turn with me to Mark Psalm 77, turn with me toGenesis chapter 4. This is a story you're probably familiar with, Cain and Abel, but likely have not seen it in this light. Beginning number 1, now Adam knew Eve his…
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I'm gonna get us to open toGenesis chapter 4this morning, and we're gonna read about the story of Cain and Abel. Genesis 4:1. Now Adam knew Eve his wife and she conceived and bore Cain…
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…the Garden of Eden, God used animals, animal skins to provide a covering for Adam and Eve to cover their shame and their nakedness. We also see inGenesis chapter 4, Abel using an animal as a sacrifice and now here we see that God provides animals to help preserve life for people. So, it's been added to our…
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…that I want you to consider this morning. So let's go ahead and dig in. Our first character comes right at the beginning of the Bible. It'sGenesis chapter 4. Now, if you have your Bibles and you want to turn with me, it's going to be a little bit of a sword drill this morning. If you don't, don't worry…
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…there are some things that we don't mess around with and we need to have a healthy fear of. One of the images that God gives to Cain actually inGenesis chapter 4is of sin as being like a lion. He tells Cain to watch out as sin is like a lion crouching at your door it seeks to destroy you and Cain is invited…
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…against him and by command of the king they stoned him with stones in the court of the house of the Lord. So this is the Zechariah. So Abel,Genesis chapter 4, Zechariah, 2 Chronicles chapter 24, but chronologically, walking through history, the timeline, chronologically, the last martyr of the Old…
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…to say, actually, God, we don't need to follow you. We'll be our own God. And we pursue our own glory. And things start going from bad to worse. InGenesis chapter 4, we have Cain rise up and he kills his brother Abel. There's then incest. There's fathers sleeping with their daughters-in-law. Things just go bad…
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…Genesis chapter 3 when she disobeyed the Lord? Did he not say to her what have you done? It was exactly the same question the Lord asked of Cain inGenesis chapter 4after he killed his brother Abel. What have you done? Later on in the book of Joshua chapter 7 it's the same question asked of Achan when he…
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…standard or beliefs and then living in contradiction to your claims. Hypocrisy was not new in Jesus' day. It has existed since the fall of man. InGenesis chapter 4, we can observe the very first hypocrite, Cain, who offered insincere worship to God. And when his hypocrisy was exposed, his true character was…
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…And so, he waits in the field for him. Abel comes walking along and Cain rises up and attacks his brother and kills him. Right in the beginning,Genesis chapter 4. In Genesis chapter 6, there's such wickedness of the world that God says, I think it's time we just wipe it out and start again. And so, God picks…
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…and Abel. Let's have a look at that. If you keep your finger in James chapter 4, go back to Genesis, which is the very first book of the Bible.Genesis chapter 4. The context here, Cain and Abel were the first two sons of Adam and Eve. And Cain and Abel have both made offerings to God. Abel's offering was…
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…both ways but Jesus says 77 fold and I think it's 77 fold because the commentators will tell you there that what Jesus is doing is he's referencingGenesis chapter 4when Lamech, one of the sons of Cain, it says of Lamech in Genesis chapter 4, the sons of Cain, that anyone who did anything to him, he would…
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…God, then he becomes enough. Then he becomes enough. His approval, his favor, his delight. You may not have seen it, but the gospel is found inGenesis chapter 4. When we see the Bible in its entirety, when we understand that God is in the business of redeeming this world that has been broken, then we see…
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…with life by God. God gives us life and so God rules over our life. So God is the one who gives life. And second, God is the one who takes life. InGenesis chapter 4, we meet the first children of Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel. We pick up the story in chapter 4, verse 8. It's the account, there's jealousy between…
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…worried about blessing the name of God, and those that are blessing any other name, their own name, somebody else's name. And this, we see this inGenesis chapter 4. We know the story of Cain and Abel. Cain murders his brother Abel, and Cain gets banished by God. He goes out and he gets, he has a wife, and he…
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…he? And he admits it. He's done with the self-righteousness. He's done with looking at the sin of other people. And then it's actually later inGenesis chapter 4that we see this transformation kind of taking even more of a full effect. Because we see him willing to sacrifice himself for the sake of his…
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…could be you laying down your desires and picking up your spouse's desires. So selfishness destroys relationships. There's this amazing story inGenesis chapter 4, 24. I want us to look at this again with the very critical eye. It's the time where Abraham sent a servant to find uh a wife for Isaac. And so he…
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…it means to be human, that anything that we discover about what it means to be human is touched by this fall, that it's bent slightly. And thenGenesis chapter 4, up until the end of Malachi, is the next section. And it's a way to understand all of the Old Testament, is that God sees us, having created us…
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…discoveries, produce magnificent works of art, literature and architecture? And at one level that's true. If we had time to keep reading inGenesis chapter 4, we would read about rebellious, murderous Cain, who builds a city. Well, you have to have some intellect to build a city. Or his descendant,…
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…it all comes as a result of Adam and Eve and their decision to try to be like God's themselves. And then all of what we know as the Old Testament.Genesis chapter 4, right to the end of Malachi. That is the period of promise. It is the period of God revealing to people what he is going to do to rectify the…
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