Presents
Pamphlet #6233 Genesis KC 12-1
Either you have eyes to see and
understand or you don't,
but it is the Word of God.
We learned in the first two verses of this fourth chapter of Genesis that Eve had twins.
The word "again" in verse two, means she "continued" in
labor
and gave birth to Cain's brother, Abel.
We also learned that these two fraternal twins had separate
fathers:
Cain was that wicked one, Satan's son and Abel was
Adam's son.
Then, for religious reasons, Cain murdered his brother Abel.
History documents that "Religion" is, and ever has been the greatest cause of blood-shedding.
Our Father then ousted this murderer
and Cain wandered into the land
of Nod and took a wife from among the people who already inhabited the
region.
Where did they come from?
They were created on the sixth day,
2,000 years (2 days) before eth' ha adam,
the man Adam and his wife Eve,
who were formed on the eighth day.
The
Bible then devotes nearly two full chapters, in this Book of the Beginning,
to
the specific genealogies of both Cain and Adam.
Different
genealogies because Adam was not Cain's father!
This,
you would think, should be enough to make the point that they are two totally
different genealogies, those of the "tares",
the children of Satan, and those of the "wheat",
the children of God
(Mat 13, Parable
of the Tares).
(Jesus Christ told His disciples (which means you if you are one)
that unless they understood the Parable of the Sower
they would not be able to understand any of His parables.)
"The Parable of the Sower" Click this link to open Pamphlet 7000
Either
you have eyes to see and understand or you don't, but
remember,
it
is the Word of God.
And so we continue in Genesis 4 with the posterity of Cain.