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Genesis 4:3–5 · BSB
4:3 So in the course of time, Cain brought some of the fruit of the soil as an offering to the LORD,
4:4 while Abel brought the best portions of the firstborn of his flock. And the LORD looked with favor on Abel and his offering,
4:5 but He had no regard for Cain and his offering. So Cain became very angry, and his countenance fell.
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…flesh, for the earth is filled with violence through them. Behold, I will destroy them with the earth. We're in a series working our way throughGenesis chapters 4to 11 on Sunday mornings, all the way through to November. And each week we've said that while Genesis 3 is the fall story, the story where sin…
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…the Bible comes out of that world, sung by a man to his two wives, and it is a boast about killing someone. Let us start with the three things inGenesis chapter 4that should not be there. Abel is dead. His brother killed him out in a field, and God has come to ask about it. The sentence God hands down is…
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…that there's no superfluous words in scripture. There's nothing in there that's not there for a reason. So the number 77 is important. Now back inGenesis chapter 4, a man named Lamech, which is an awesome name, stands in front of his wives and boasts, if Cain is avenged sevenfold, then Lamech will be avenged…
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…Were the children of Adam and Eve. Amen. Abel was the firstborn and Cain was the secondborn. Amen. And matter of fact, I'm going to go back toGenesis chapter 4, because this is where this is referring to. And I want to talk to you about the faith that Cain had. In Genesis chapter 4, it says, Adam knew Eve,…
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I'm going to invite one of our members, Sam McPherson, to come and to read to us from the scriptures fromGenesis chapter 4. My punishment is greater than I can bear. Behold, you have driven me today away from the ground, and from your face I shall be hidden. I shall be…
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…over his responsibility and dominion to the enemy in that regard. And here it is in the scriptures we see a course then set out, a way of Cain inGenesis chapter 4, and away of the enemy, as we see the flood account happen. And we begin to ask, why is God flooding the world? Well, it's for a particular reason.…
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Let's read together from the Old Testament, fromGenesis chapter 4, verses 1 to 16. Now Adam knew his wife Eve, and she conceived and bore Cain, saying, I have gotten a man with the help of the Lord. And again she bore his brother…
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…minute. Learned the wrong lesson there. It's like, wait a minute. You'll still go to jail. There are consequences for our bad behavior. Let's go toGenesis chapter 4. Praise God for kids. Genesis chapter 4, and we're going to start in verse 3. It says, But for Cain and his offering, he had no regard. So Cain was…
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…snare. He doesn't know it'll cost him his life. Why? Because sin is deceptive. It sneaks up on you and you never see it coming. Turn your Bible toGenesis chapter 4, because I think in Genesis chapter— this is the first time in the Bible, in Genesis 4, that God actually calls something sin. And what God says…
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…like. Here it is in verse 12. We should not be like Cain, who was of the evil one and murdered his brother. So John takes us all the way back toGenesis chapter 4, to these two brothers, Cain and Abel. They both worshiped, they both brought offerings. It's not as if Cain was an atheist. He was religious. Cain…
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…was way over in Exodus, the one I read to you. Not so. That's just when it got written down. The firstling, the firstborn, we can tell fromGenesis chapter 4, was always God's requirement. As far as we know, this was the very first offering brought before the Lord, and it included a firstling. The one…
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…his brother, and wherefore slew him? Why did he kill him? Because his own works were evil and his brothers righteous. Okay, so let's now go look atGenesis chapter 4. Let's let's look at this deeper. It basically says the reason he killed his brother is because his own evil heart was wicked and his brother was…
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If you have your Bibles, go with me toGenesis chapter 4. We're in a series where we're walking through the book of beginnings. We're going to begin. We're going to look at God willing verse 17 through…
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…of Abel. And what we're going to do to do that, we have to go back and actually look at what this the writer of Hebrews is referencing, which isGenesis chapter 4. And by looking at this, we're going to first see clearly why Abel's offering was considered an act of faith. And secondly, we're going to see how,…
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Are you do you have it?Genesis chapter 4? All right. Well, I've talked about this before, but when we watch movies or read books, we tend to identify with one of the characters. Like we…
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…you to do, it's bearing witness to the sacrifice to the finished work of Jesus Christ. Oh, hallelujah. I have witness. But I'm righteous. Look atGenesis chapter 4. You've got to, you've got to always take the struggle out of faith. And you've got to live by faith. You're living by faith, it's not gonna get…
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…life that will leave them in the state of fallenness. And that was the devil's plan all along. So we're gonna dive into the story of Cain and Abel,Genesis chapter 4, verses 1 through 16. Just remember, you can follow along in your Bibles, you can highlight, you can, you know, write your notes. I encourage you. And even put a date…
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…of the knowledge of good and evil, bringing death upon himself and all of his seed and children. But the second Adam we f second murder we find inGenesis chapter 4. It's a a very famous Bible account that of Cain and Abel. It says in Genesis 4 verse one, "Now Adam knew his his knew Eve his wife and she…
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…of Ephesians, but I want to maybe perhaps get it started again. Nonetheless, it's a good idea here. Don't worry, it's a short chapter. Here we go.Genesis chapter 4, starting at verse 1, read out of the King James. As I always tell you, your Bible will be different. It will sound a lot newer than mine. And Adam…
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…I got brilliant students in the room. Cain was the first liar. When Pastor Susan spoke about thou shalt not skill, she used this same verse inGenesis chapter 4and verse 9. You know what happened. He had murdered his brother Abel out of jealousy, out of insecurity. And now the act had been committed. He…
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