Lesson 03 – Cain and Abel—Genesis 4:1–5:32
Lesson 03 – Cain and Abel—Genesis 4:1–5:32
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1. What do you think is the most powerful emotion and why?
EXPLORE IT
2. What did Eve say when Cain was born? (Gen 4:1)
3. What sins were committed for the first time at this point in history? (Gen 4:1–5:32)
4. How did the author describe Cain and Abel? (Gen 4:2)
Gen 4:2 — “Abel was a keeper of sheep…”
Parallels:
Gen 3:23;
Heb 11:4;
Luke 11:51
5. What did Cain and Abel offer to the Lord? (Gen 4:3–4)
6. How did the Lord react to Cain’s and Abel’s offerings? (Gen 4:4–5)
Gen 4:4 — “The LORD had regard for Abel…”
Parallels:
Heb 11:4;
Prov 15:8;
Ps 20:3
Gen 4:5 — “For Cain… he had no regard…”
Parallels:
Prov 14:29;
Jas 1:20;
1 Jn 3:12
7. What did the Lord tell Cain he needed to do? (Gen 4:6–7)
Gen 4:6 — “Why are you angry?”
Parallels:
Jon 4:4;
Eph 4:26;
Ps 4:4
Gen 4:7 — “Sin is crouching at the door…”
Parallels:
Rom 6:12;
1 Pet 5:8;
Jas 1:15
8. What did Cain do? (Gen 4:8)
Gen 4:8 — “Cain rose up… and killed him.”
Parallels:
Matt 23:35;
1 Jn 3:12;
Heb 12:24
Gen 4:9 — “Am I my brother’s keeper?”
Parallels:
Gen 3:9;
Ezek 3:18;
Luke 10:29
9. How did the Lord punish Cain for his sin? (Gen 4:10–16)
Gen 4:10 — “Your brother’s blood…”
Parallels:
Heb 12:24;
Num 35:33;
Rev 6:9–10
Gen 4:11 — “You are cursed from the ground…”
Parallels:
Gen 3:17;
Deut 28:15;
Gal 3:10
Gen 4:12 — “You shall be a fugitive…”
Parallels:
Deut 28:65;
Ps 109:10;
Amos 9:4
Gen 4:13 — “My punishment is greater…”
Parallels:
Matt 27:4;
2 Cor 7:10;
Prov 28:13
Gen 4:14 — “Whoever finds me will kill me.”
Parallels:
Gen 9:6;
Exod 21:12;
Num 35:19
Gen 4:15 — “The LORD put a mark on Cain…”
Parallels:
Ezek 9:4;
Rev 7:3;
Ps 59:11
Gen 4:16 — “Cain went away from the presence…”
Parallels:
Gen 3:24;
2 Kgs 17:18;
Ps 51:11
Gen 4:17 — “Cain knew his wife…”
Parallels:
Gen 5:4;
Gen 11:4;
Heb 11:10
Gen 4:18 — (Genealogy of Cain)
Parallels:
Gen 5:1;
1 Chr 1:1;
Luke 3:38
Gen 4:19 — “Lamech took two wives…”
Parallels:
Gen 2:24;
Matt 19:5;
Mal 2:15
Gen 4:20 — “Father of those who dwell in tents…”
Parallels:
Gen 9:27;
Heb 11:9;
Gen 25:27
Gen 4:21 — “Father of all who play the lyre…”
Parallels:
Ps 150:3–5;
1 Sam 16:23;
2 Chr 5:13
Gen 4:22 — “Forger of instruments of bronze…”
Parallels:
Gen 11:6;
Exod 31:3–5;
1 Sam 13:19
10. How did the author describe Lamech? (Gen 4:23–24)
Gen 4:23 — “I have killed a man…”
Parallels:
Gen 4:8;
Matt 5:21–22;
Rom 12:19
Gen 4:24 — “Seventy-sevenfold.”
Parallels:
Matt 18:22;
Prov 20:22;
Rom 12:17
11. With whom did God replace Abel? (Gen 4:25–26)
Gen 4:25 — “God has appointed… Seth…”
Parallels:
Gen 5:3;
Gen 3:15;
Luke 3:38
Gen 4:26 — “People began to call upon…”
Parallels:
Joel 2:32;
Rom 10:13;
Ps 116:17
Genesis 5
12. How did the author summarize God’s creation of people? (Gen 5:1–2)
Gen 5:2 — “Male and female he created them…”
Parallels:
Gen 1:27;
Mark 10:6;
Gen 2:7
Gen 5:3 — “Adam… in his likeness…”
Parallels:
Rom 5:12;
1 Cor 15:22;
Ps 51:5
Gen 5:4 — “Other sons and daughters.”
Parallels:
Gen 4:17;
Gen 6:1;
1 Chr 1:1
Gen 5:5 — “And he died.”
Parallels:
Rom 6:23;
Heb 9:27;
Gen 2:17
Gen 5:6 — “Seth lived 105 years…”
Parallels:
Luke 3:38;
1 Chr 1:1;
Gen 4:25
Gen 5:7 — “Seth… fathered sons…”
Parallels:
Gen 5:4;
Gen 9:19;
Ps 127:3
Gen 5:8 — “And he died.”
Parallels:
Rom 5:14;
Heb 11:13;
Eccl 3:2
Gen 5:9–20 — (Enosh to Jared)
Parallels:
Luke 3:37–38;
1 Chr 1:1–3;
Rom 5:12
13. What unique facts do we know about Enoch? (Gen 5:21–24)
Gen 5:21 — “Enoch lived 65 years…”
Parallels:
Luke 3:37;
Heb 11:5;
Jude 14
Gen 5:22 — “Enoch walked with God.”
Parallels:
Mic 6:8;
Amos 3:3;
Gen 6:9
Gen 5:23 — “All the days of Enoch…”
Parallels:
Ps 90:10;
Jas 4:14;
Eccl 3:2
Gen 5:24 — “God took him.”
Parallels:
Heb 11:5;
2 Kgs 2:11;
Jude 14–15
Gen 5:25–27 — (Methuselah)
Parallels:
Luke 3:37;
1 Chr 1:3;
Gen 6:3
14. What did the author say about Noah? (Gen 5:28–30)
Gen 5:28–29 — “Noah… shall bring us relief…”
Parallels:
Gen 3:17;
Gen 6:8;
Rom 8:20–21
Gen 5:30–31 — (Lamech’s years)
Parallels:
Ps 90:10;
Eccl 1:4;
Heb 9:27
Gen 5:32 — “Noah… Shem, Ham, Japheth.”
Parallels:
Gen 6:10;
Gen 9:18;
1 Pet 3:20
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15. Why did God accept Abel’s offering but not Cain’s?
16. Why are family relationships more intense than other relationships?
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17. What temptation will you ask God to help you resist?
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