Cain and Abel The Biblical Story of Siblings, Sacrifice, and Sin Unraveling | Apostle Joshua Selman

Overview
Brotherly Bonds and Divine Justice: The Tale of Cain and Abel
The biblical narrative of Cain and Abel is a poignant tale found in the book of Genesis, illustrating the complexities of sibling relationships and the consequences of human actions. The story follows the two sons of Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel, who present offerings to God.
While Abel's offering is accepted due to his genuine and righteous heart, Cain's offering is rejected, leading to jealousy and ultimately resulting in fratricide. This tragic event marks the first instance of murder in the Bible and sets the stage for the enduring themes of sin, repentance, and divine justice.
Biblical Scriptures:
Genesis 4:3-5 - The presentation of offerings by Cain and Abel.
Genesis 4:6-7 - God's warning to Cain about sin and its consequences.
Genesis 4:8 - Cain's jealousy and the murder of Abel.
Genesis 4:9-15 - God's interaction with Cain after the murder.
Hebrews 11:4 - Abel's faith and his testimony despite being dead.
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