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Genesis 4:5 · BSB
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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…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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…our culture now. There are a series of conflicts. That's the human story. My work is in the book of Genesis, and the conflict, where does it start?Genesis chapter 4. And it's all over the book of Genesis, the opening book to tell about the human story. And Jacob and Esau, there's rivalry between those. There's…
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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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…be talking about the topic of sacrifice. We see this illustrated very early in the Jewish scriptures, what we often call the Old Testament. InGenesis chapter 4, it says the man, Adam, was intimate with his wife Eve, and she conceived and gave birth to Cain. And she said, I have had a male child with the…
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…suspicions about God, your love becomes transactional. And transactional relationships with God have existed since the beginning of time. We see inGenesis chapter 4that Cain is angry with God because God hasn't responded with what he thinks he is due after the sacrifice he gave. So this goes back a long way.…
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We study through books of the Bible here at the Village Chapel. It's my great joy and privilege to be leading us throughGenesis chapter 4today. If you want to grab your Bibles and turn there, we're calling our study of Genesis in the beginning because it is a book whose title even…
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…is a tragic one. But through it all the story of the Old Testament is the story of a God who will not give up. We must never forget the miracle ofGenesis chapter 4. Now I don't mean a miracle recorded in the chapter that isn't one. What I mean is the fact that it is a miracle that the Old Testament doesn't…
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…the flood. But this becomes the different thing before the flood. In fact, if you jog your eyes back to Genesis chapter 5, just by a, I'm sorry,Genesis chapter 4, just by a brief form of contrast. Cain murders Abel. In chapter 4, verse 10, the Lord asks, Cain, what have you done? The voice of your brother's…
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…children will be born spiritually dead. And you encounter this all through the book of Genesis. Cain will murder Abel. Lemech becomes a murderer inGenesis chapter 4. Idolatry spreads throughout the world in Genesis 4, all the way to Genesis 6, so much so that by Genesis 6, God looks at mankind and declares…
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…of the Bible is that vengeance begets vengeance, and it leads to a place in which evil wins. Let me just show you where this first begins. This isGenesis chapter 4. And if you remember the way that the Bible begins, it begins with creation, uh, Genesis 1 and 2. God creates Adam and Eve, and then they have some…
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…him. With our own. Attempts. At righteousness. We have come. To the sprinkled blood. That speaks. A better word. Than the blood. Of Abel. Back inGenesis. Chapter 4. Cain. Killed his brother. Abel. And God says to him. Listen. Your brother's blood. Cries out to me. From the ground. What does Abel's blood. Cry…
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…is meant for you to add those two numbers together, and it is written in that same exact way in only one other place in Scripture. That place is inGenesis chapter 4. You'll remember that Cain murdered his brother Abel. And then Cain was sent out of that land by God, and Cain was afraid that people would murder…
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…can be righteous. Let me give you an example of both. The very first sin that is committed outside the Garden of Eden is Cain's murder of Abel inGenesis chapter 4. What prompts Cain's murder of Abel? Well, Abel's sacrifice is approved of by God because he does a good job. He rightfully honors God with his…
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…of private property. And this is the clear testimony of Scripture. For example, the very first act of worship that you find in the Bible is inGenesis chapter 4. The giving of offerings to God by Adam and Eve's sons, Abel and Cain, they gave what we would call a first fruit offering from what they owned.…
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…else, starting with his wife and then his family. And the first evidence, of course, we see of this dysfunction in the human heart shows up inGenesis chapter 4with the first murder of a brother murdering a brother out of jealousy. So the moral nature of God that originally Adam was created with was…
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…and so they break his word, and so their fruit is no longer fruit of love, but of bitterness and hatred and murder comes out of that. Adultery inGenesis chapter 4, and it's just chaos and sin. But the love of God is not held back. It still breaks forward into the world over and over and over again,…
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