Why do these 4 men have their stories hidden in the Bible? (THE DESCENDANTES OF CAIN)
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Have you ever wondered why the Bible mentions certain names but does not reveal their stories? Today, we are going to explore the hidden mysteries behind Cain's descendants.
Get ready to discover the possible reasons why Enoch, Irad, Mehujael, and Methushael are only briefly mentioned in the Holy Scriptures.
Are there secrets hidden in their names?
What untold stories might lie behind these enigmatic characters?
Let's delve into the depths of traditions and theories to try to uncover the truth.
Following our chronological journey through the Bible, we arrive at Genesis chapter 4, verses 17 and 18, which say:
“Cain made love to his wife, and she became pregnant and gave birth to Enoch. Cain was then building a city, and he named it after his son Enoch.
To Enoch was born Irad, and Irad was the father of Mehujael, and Mehujael was the father of Methushael, and Methushael was the father of Lamech.”
After this, the Bible goes silent about Enoch, Irad, Mehujael, and Methushael.
Only Lamech, one of the descendants, receives more attention, and he will be the protagonist of our next video.
But reading this for the first time, I thought: there is something very strange here.
The first question is: how did Cain build a city for his son if there were only him and his wife?
And why are the names of Irad, Mehujael, and Methushael mentioned without any additional comments?
Did they do something so terrible that Moses, when writing the Bible, decided to hide it?
Let’s explore these questions and see if there is something outside the Holy Scriptures that might clarify this story.
Can we uncover the hidden secrets of these descendants of Cain?
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Moses murdered too was a touchy subject perhaps
Thank you for your comment! Indeed, the topic of Moses and the act of murder is sensitive and complex. In the Bible, Moses did kill an Egyptian who was beating a Hebrew (Exodus 2:11-12). It’s an example of how even significant biblical figures faced moral and ethical challenges. Our videos aim to explore these nuanced stories to provide a deeper understanding of their historical and theological contexts.
You aren't writing the Hebrew correctly. Hebrew is written right to left, not left to right. As they are, these Hebrew names make no sense. I'm not trying to be a jerk, but you have an interesting video here, and I don't like to see it marred by bad orthography. God bless you, my brother!
Hello! Thank you for your correction, I really appreciate it. This is exactly why I created this channel-to encourage thoughtful discussions about God and biblical stories and their meanings for us.
Regarding the Hebrew names, if you are referring to the subtitles, I will definitely review them and make the necessary corrections. However, if it is about the images, the program I used to generate the images might not have been able to write the names correctly. That's why I added the correct name text beside the image. I understand that it might not be very clear because the name in the image appears larger, but I will try to resolve this in the next videos .
God bell you .
@tipuricaChnnelUS You're most welcome, and thank you for taking the correction so well. I always feel like a villain when I say things like this, but not enough to stop me saying them. If such a job as 'universal proofreader' ever emerges, I'll be knocking down doors to get it. God bless you!
Part alien ... remember.
Main Antagonist of the Bible = Cain .Judas.... king Herod king Nero. ...Saul...who more ??
Besides Cain, Judas, King Herod, and Saul, there are also Pharaoh in Exodus, Haman in Esther, Jezebel, Goliath, Absalom, and the religious leaders who opposed Jesus. While Nero wasn't a king and isn't directly mentioned in the Bible, he is often associated with early Christian persecution. Thanks for your comment!
Come on people .. Cain and Abel was black men
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