The sin of jealousy: Cain killed his younger brother because his offering was not accepted

In Genesis Chapter 4, we see the story of Cain and Abel, the sons of Adam and Eve. Cain, a farmer, and Abel, a shepherd, both offer sacrifices to God, but God favors Abel's offering. In jealousy and anger, Cain kills Abel, committing the first murder. God confronts Cain, who denies responsibility, but is punished to a life of wandering. Despite his sin, God marks Cain to protect him from being killed. The chapter ends with the birth of Seth, another son to Adam and Eve, symbolizing hope and continuity for humanity.
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No one was there, these stories are mostly teaching tools. Eve was not Adam's first wife, Lilith was. If in the begining there was jyst Adam and Eve, where did Can's wife came frome? Adam and Eve are supposed to be the first man and woman on earth...Even if Can traveled to the land of Nod, how could he find other humans? Aren't all human lived in Eden? It does not make sense. I understand the clame of the jewish people calling themselves "The chosen ones" but elsewhere other civilization were strating all over the new world. Yes they were pagans but still were children of God. We all have a different image of him.

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Thanks for the comment.
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