The Story of Cain and Abel(Summarized)

Cain and Abel's Story (Abstract) Generally speaking, when a Christian believer hears the word "Cain" they immediately think about "brothers", "hell", and all sorts of evil. Who is Cain, that made him "a brother killer". In my article, I will tell you the tragic stories of the two brothers and the way their brotherly love is completely destroyed. This story shows that only one ounce cockroach can lead to cold blood murder. Cane was indeed the reason for his brothers brutal murder. Cain's story comes from the Old Testament in the Bible.

The story of Cain and Abel represents the loyalty between God and man. Cain and Abel were brothers, they got a job. Cain is a branch of the earth, Abel is a flock of sheep, leading to pain between them that does not understand the way of God. Both Cain and Abel sacrificed to God, but only Abac sacrifice was accepted and accepted. This confused Cain, as his work was harder than his brother, but God refused to accept his devotion. He fainted, then Kane murdered him in opposition to his brothers. God noticed what Cain did in lieu of taking his life, God punishes him by marking his forehead and everyone admits him as an exile.

We have all heard stories about Cain and Abel. The two brothers sacrificed their sacrifice to God; Abel's sacrifice was accepted, but Cain's sacrifice was not accepted. From jealousy, Kane took his brother to the battlefield and killed him. Due to Cain's crime, he was marked as a marker and was kicked out. However, studying this text carefully shows that there are many stories in this story. Let's start with their name. The names Cain and Abel are derived from the Septuagint of the Greek Hebrew Bible translation 2000 years ago, whose name is written as "Cain" and "Abel". These names are transliterations of Hebrew Greek. In Hebrew, Cain is קין (qayin) and Abel is hasl.

Adam and Eve have two sons, Cain and Abel. Cain is a farmer and Abel a shepherd. As time passed, Cain provided "some fruit brought from the earth as the sacrifice of the Lord" and Abel "brought some of the eldest son's fat among his flock." The Lord observes "Abel and his offering" but does not see Cain and its offering. A famine came in this land, and Abram took his family to Egypt. She was so beautiful that he was afraid that the Egyptians saw her and tried to steal her by killing him and he told Sarai his lies about her relationship with him . But when Pharaoh took her, God sought Pharaoh until Pharaoh returned Sarai to Abram.