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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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…because this is good, right? Because you're always like, what is August? What about the right was me. Look, we're gonna get there. Here we go.Genesis chapter 4. Okay, so now look, if you look in your Bible right here, these verse 4 is kind of set off, right? Like you can see its got like indentations, it's…
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…the end of January, after the Healthy Home Conference, we'll jump back into the book of Genesis, where we have been for some months. We'll pick upGenesis chapter 4through chapter 11, amazing truths in Genesis chapter 4 through chapter 11. Well, are you ready? Do you have your Bible? Let's stand together.…
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…And so worship that pleases God hangs on knowing And submitting to his agenda. Just a couple of stories in the Old Testament about brothers. InGenesis chapter 4, we have the story of Cain and Abel, raise your hand, you've heard of Cain and Abel. All right, all right, boys and girls. Good job Cain and Abel.…
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…Abel. You may have heard of it before. I want to look at the particulars of this story, and it's gonna teach us something about how we should give.Genesis chapter 4, verses, starting in verse 3. In the course of time, Cain brought some of the fruits of the soil as an offering to the Lord. And Abel also brought…
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…4 that God is after you. God is after you with his grace. He will not stop pursuing his people with his grace. And this is what we read of inGenesis chapter 4. Well, I want you to see in Genesis 4 four realities of this world that we now live in, that is now filtered with this permafilter of sinfulness…
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…understand that. We've been walking through the first three chapters of the book of Genesis and we will complete that journey today. We'll pick upGenesis chapter 4in a few months after the Christmas season has come and gone and we'll be back in it again soon. Genesis chapter 3 has a great deal of theology…
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…fact that his brother killed him. It's speaks something Jesus speaks greater than the blood of Abel. So let's let's dive into that for a minute inGenesis chapter 4. When, when Cain kills Abel, God says to Cain, what have you done the voice of your brother? Abel's, blood cries out to me from the ground. So…
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…communion with God again, though that was disrupted by Kane's murder of his brother Abel. All hope is not lost, right? We'll see this right here inGenesis chapter 4, which comes on the Tilt that these last few years, come on the telling of the story of Cain and Abel. So, Adam. And Eve had two sons, one gets…
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…murderous Cain. And for those of us who are unfamiliar with the story of Cain and his brother Abel from the book of Genesis in the Hebrew Bible,Genesis chapter 4, after the fall of creation, what happened was Adam and Eve, the first two humans, they had their firstborn child named Cain. And while Adam and…
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…can look at these humans that were their life was ended, and we believe that this was wrong, uh, that it was a violation of what God designed. InGenesis chapter 4, there is this story of Cain and Abel. Cain said to his brother, Let's go out to a field. And while they were in the field, Cain attacked his…
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…invites us to think a little bit and ask this question. And why did he murder him? Cain and Abel were two brothers. The Bible talks about this inGenesis chapter 4. And one of them was jealous of the other one, and he killed him. The Bible says, why do you murder him? Because his own deeds were evil and his…
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…since we left off in Genesis chapter 3. Things only got worse and went downhill after Adam and Eve took part in the forbidden fruit. First of all,Genesis chapter 4, the very next chapter, we had the first murder when Cain kills Abel. And then in that same chapter, the first murderer starts the first city.…
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…or her desire to go contrary to her husband. The end of verse 16 is very clear. He will rule over you. This phrase is used the very next chapter inGenesis, chapter 4, when God rebukes Cain. It says, Sin is crouching at your door, its desire is for you, its desire is to master you, its desire is contrary to you.…
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…Bible, too, as we think a bit more widely, uses animal imagery to speak of the greater danger that we face. Way back at the beginning of the Bible,Genesis chapter 4, we meet Cain and Abel, two brothers. One, Abel brings a sacrifice that God is pleased with. And Cain is angry and jealous. And God comes to him…
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…who, as I said, was complicated at best. And I got to hear a clear definition of sainthood from another member of my family. There's this story inGenesis chapter 4. Maybe you've heard it. There's these two brothers called Cain and Abel. And there's this thing that happens where Cain ends up slaying his brother…
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…Sin is portrayed throughout the Bible as a predator. Actually this is the way God himself introduces sin to us in the 4th page of your Bibles. InGenesis chapter 4, we read how Cain had become envious of his younger brother Abel. And God in extraordinary kindness comes to Cain and offers him a word of warning…
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…for your husband, The desire of the woman, Is the same desire, Is the same desire, That sought to control the king, Have a look, Just jump ahead toGenesis chapter 4, The next chapter on, Genesis chapter 4 verse 7, We're going to come to this next week, But just thinking about where it says, The woman's desire,…
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…did Abel's blood say? Remember, Abel was murdered by Cain? What did his blood say? Well, his blood cried out from the ground. If you go back toGenesis chapter 4, Abel's blood was crying out from the ground for vengeance. God declares that he heard the cry of Abel. He sees his blood. It demands a punishment…
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…is pretty chilled, right? I mean, there's enemies lying right outside the city gates and he is having a party inside, which kind of reminds me ofGenesis chapter 4, 7, where God tells Cain, hey, be careful, sin is crouching right outside your door. Be careful. And then, we have here Belshazzar who is like, the…
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…evil, and his brothers righteous. See, immediately we know that John is hyperlinking this principle with an Old Testament story that we find inGenesis chapter 4. So we better zoom the camera lens out a little bit and understand what exactly John is getting at in Genesis chapter 4. Now, the thing about…
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