Genesis 4 introduces the first family dynamics marked by conflict and tragedy. Cain and Abel, the sons of Adam and Eve, present offerings to God, but only Abel's is accepted. Consumed by jealousy, Cain lures Abel into the field and commits the first murder. God confronts Cain, who deflects responsibility, leading to his curse and banishment. Despite his punishment, God places a protective mark on Cain, demonstrating His mercy even in judgment. The chapter also highlights the development of civilization, as Cain builds a city and his descendants contribute to culture. Genesis 4 serves as a stark reminder of the destructive power of sin and the complexities of human relationships.
Genesis Chapter 4
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