Jun 5, 2012 · Sunday School lessons, ideas, and resources for teaching the stories of Cain and Abel, the Tower of Babel, and other (small) stories from Genesis. Register for free to view the resources of …

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Abel was Adam and Eve's second son. The Bible is silent regarding whether or not he married. He was murdered in cold blood by his jealous older brother Cain. The Bible testifies that he had faith in God …

Cain and Abel, Tower of Babel, and "Other" Genesis stories Lessons, ideas, and resources for teaching the stories of Cain and Abel, Tower of Babel, and "other" (smaller) stories from Genesis in Sunday …

It was Abel, who was murdered in cold blood by his older brother Cain (Genesis 4:8 - 15). This incident is also the first recorded murder of one human by another found in Scripture. The Firstborn Son The …

Cain's genealogy, found in Genesis 4, is the first of at least twenty-four recorded in the Bible. It was Cain, according to Josephus, who first created various weights and measures (Antiquities of the …

The most noteworthy (or notorious) people mentioned in Genesis are Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel, Noah, Abraham and Sarah, Lot, Melchizedek, Hagar, Ishmael, and Issac and Rebekah.

Judah to King David - Cain's Lineage - More! What is commonly referred to as the "table of nations" is a list of descendants from Noah's three sons (Japheth, Shem and Ham) found in Genesis 10. Japheth …

Abel, according to Paul, believed what God said regarding what was an acceptable sacrifice. Cain's way, however, was to reject the Lord's will and replace it with his own. John's Teaching The Apostle John …

Cain's genealogy found in Genesis 4 is the first of at least twenty-four found in the Bible! Twenty-two of these are recorded in the Old Testament, such as those for Japheth (Genesis 10:1 - 5), Ham (verses …