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Cain and Abel: A Society of Choices

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Philosophy

 

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September 29, 2014

 

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Abel was a shepherd and Cain was a farmer. There came a day when Cain and Abel both went to make an offering unto Jehovah; Abel made an offering from his flocks while Cain made an offering from the first fruits of his harvest. Cain's offering was rejected by Jehovah, Cain became jealous of Abel and his favor with Jehovah...
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In a jealous rage Cain slew Abel. What drove Cain to slay Abel? Was it that he was jealous of Abel because Jehovah accepted Abel's offering over his own? Was it just plain sibling rivalry taken to the most extreme measure. What if the situation was reversed and it was Abel's offering which was rejected by Jehovah? Would Abel have slew Cain...
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