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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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…need to know yourself. You need to know what your pet sins are, what your default is. You need to know that. Why Did you see how blind Jonah is? InGenesis, chapter 4, god comes to Cain. Cain is struggling Inside, he's churning, he's angry, he's depressed that his brother Abel's sacrifice was more favored than…
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…story of the judges. So it's not as crazy, or is it? If you follow along with the Old Testament reading, there's some craziness going on there inGenesis chapter 4. But in 1 John, we're talking about love. And that contrast between the crazy of Genesis 4 and the love that we see in 1 John is evident. And today…
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…from the first fruits. Tithe is from the first fruits. The tithe isn't just 10%. The tithe, hear me, the first 10%. In the story of Cain and Abel,Genesis chapter 4, you can turn to it if you'd like. The very beginning of your Bible, there's a story of Cain and Abel, these two brothers. God receives an offering…
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…image of God is broken, A part of it dies, But actually, As you read Genesis on, You see, Death enters into the world, In the most tragic way, InGenesis chapter 4, It starts off with, Adam needs sons, Cain and Abel, Cain rises up, And murders his brother, And then one of Cain's descendants, A man called…
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…of the things that you struggle with those things will be really hard to hide from your family members now we see in the scriptures starting fromGenesis chapter 4that the family though we assume that it will be a place of love and unity and acceptance when the fall happened we see Abel and Cain murdered and…
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…in every church that he is here. And one reason for that, I really believe, is where we can go back and study Cain and Abel just for a second. InGenesis, chapter 4, the first murder ever recorded is when a brother murders his brother. Right, remember that they both are offering sacrifices. They both are doing…
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…blood—human blood—that ever hit the ground, he was the first person murdered. Now, there are two passages that I think come into play here: one inGenesis chapter 4, one of them back in Hebrews chapter 11. Read the one from Hebrews 11:4 first: “By faith Abel offered to God a better sacrifice than Cain, through…
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…fully see what that's going to look like. And so Genesis 3, things are going off the rails. Nevertheless, God is committed to his world. So we seeGenesis chapter 4. Corruption begins to be perpetuated in the next generation. Cain resentfully turns against his brother Abel and kills him. And ever since Genesis…
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…something of the first glimpse of the gospel, but this is how God moves the history of salvation forward by his promises to us. So here we haveGenesis chapter 4. We find ourselves outside the garden and barred from re-entry. Sin has completely disrupted, as it were, any possibility of us making it back into…
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…place in the Old Testament, a pivotal text, where Jesus or, excuse me, where the Bible, uses the number 77. And if you want to go there, it'sGenesis, chapter 4, so almost all the way to the beginning, genesis, chapter 4. Now, genesis 4 is the story of Adam and Eve's son, cain, who murders his brother Abel.…
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…son, Cain, right? And he's angry with God and he's so jealous with his brother Abel, he's tempted to kill him. And what does God say to him inGenesis chapter 4? He says, sin, Cain, is crouching at your door like an enemy, like a threat, and its desire is for you and its seeking to rule over you. So this is…
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…And that's the story of the human race. The sons of the kingdom and the sons of the evil one. And this struggle begins to play itself out. And soGenesis chapter 4, the next chapter, you have a murderer and a victim. And it's played out all the way to the current time. There is an enemy who is opposed to God's…
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…altar and the sanctuary. He says, yes, I tell you, it will be required of this generation. So, he calls Abel the first prophet. This is the Abel ofGenesis chapter 4. There in verse 10 we can see, and the Lord said, what have you done? The voice of your brother's blood, the blood of Abel, is crying to me from…
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…of faith looked like in the lives of our ancestors. But he starts with creation, then he goes to this guy named Abel in verse 4. Abel comes up inGenesis chapter 4. Let's read what he says first in Hebrews, and then we'll go over to Genesis. By faith, Abel offered to God a better sacrifice than Cain did. By…
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…that will happen for you as well. Verse 12. He says, Not as Cain, so he gives a negative example first, and Cain, you remember, Cain and Abel,Genesis chapter 4, okay? Not as Cain, who was the evil one, slew his brother, and for what reason did he slay him? Because his, Cain's deeds were evil, and his…
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…In Genesis chapter, number 28, these Patriarchs established that the tide was given before the law. And really, we could go all the way back toGenesis chapter 4. We don't have time, but we saw that Cain and Abel gave offerings to the Lord, didn't they? And that Cain gave an Offering that was not pleasing to…
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…culture. After they sinned, we see the same thing happening again. They were hiding from God's word. They didn't want to engage with God's word.Genesis chapter 4. Cain kills Abel. How can we pitch that? Well, I'm going to pitch it in these terms. Why did Cain kill Abel? Well, I think Cain killed Abel to…
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…design for mankind. He's simply saying this is what I created marriage to be and this is what it should be. Then he answers the second question inGenesis chapter 4, what does this say about sexual relations? And it says that the man had relations with his wife Eve by design. Heterosexuality is enormity, it's a…
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…believe your understandings of how God created and what it all means. And I'll answer a few of those questions that come up over and over based onGenesis chapter 4just a moment. But you're just going to have to accept the fact that not everyone will agree with you. And not everyone will agree with the Bible.…
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…sounds like the ultimate glow-up. The lamb of God, you know. Do you know how lambs were used in Israel? Do you know their purpose? Do you know inGenesis chapter 4, the first time we hear about sacrifice, Abel's sacrifice was accepted by God because he gave the firstborn spotless male lamb? Did you know that…
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