Genesis - Cain and Abel
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- God accepts the sacrifice of Abel and rejects that of Cain.
- How can I give thanks to God?
- When you're grown up, Abel, give to God the best of your flock. God told us that we ought to offer sacrifices in showing our gratitude.
- While the brothers were growing up, Abel could not wait for the day when he could present his offering to God. In contrast, Cain focused only on his harvest.
- If Abel offer a good sacrifice, I will also offer one also.
- God was pleased with the offering of Abel, but He was displeased with the attitude of Cain.
- Why has God favored my brother over me?
- Cain kills Abel. And Cain becomes a restless wanderer on the earth.
- Yes, although Cain is sure that no one saw him killing his brother, suddenly he is fearful. Whom would he see? Who?
- Cain looks around ... And he hears God's voice asking him, "Where is your brother Abel?'
- I ... I don't know! Am I supposed to watch over my brother?
- God knows that I killed my brother.
- Terrified, Cain listens the verdict from God: As punishment for having murdered Abel, Cain is evicted from his land and be condemned to be always a fugitive.
- My God! This punishment is more than I can handle.
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