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Cain and Abel's story reveals sin's rapid generational impact. The Hebrew word "mashal" (rule) in God's warning to Cain connects to Genesis 1's dominion mandate, now twisted by sin. This first murder demonstrates humanity's quick descent, yet God's mercy appears in protecting even Cain. The chapter concludes with two civilizations: one pursuing human achievement (Cain's line) and one calling on God's name (Seth's line). This pattern of two kingdoms, brother against brother, continues throughout Scripture.
Download the full reading plan and learn more at www.riverside.faith/read
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Cain and Abel's story reveals sin's rapid generational impact. The Hebrew word "mashal" (rule) in God's warning to Cain connects to Genesis 1's dominion mandate, now twisted by sin. This first murder demonstrates humanity's quick descent, yet God's mercy appears in protecting even Cain. The chapter concludes with two civilizations: one pursuing human achievement (Cain's line) and one calling on God's name (Seth's line). This pattern of two kingdoms, brother against brother, continues throughout Scripture.
Download the full reading plan and learn more at www.riverside.faith/read