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<p> Even in the days of [[Cain]] and [[Abel]] there were doubtless very many [[People]] whose names are not recorded. [[In]] the testimony of [[Moses]] we have This statement: "And the days of [[Adam]] after he had begotten [[Seth]] were [[Eight]] hundred years: and he begat sons and daughters" ( | <p> Even in the days of [[Cain]] and [[Abel]] there were doubtless very many [[People]] whose names are not recorded. [[In]] the testimony of [[Moses]] we have This statement: "And the days of [[Adam]] after he had begotten [[Seth]] were [[Eight]] hundred years: and he begat sons and daughters" ( [[Genesis]] 5:4 ). Other evidences are </p> <ol> <li> Cain's fear of death at the hands of his fellowmen, </li> <li> God's recognition of the ground of this fear and the means used to protect him, </li> <li> Cain had a wife ( Genesis 4:14-17 ). </li> </ol> | ||
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Condensed Biblical Cyclopedia [1]
Even in the days of Cain and Abel there were doubtless very many People whose names are not recorded. In the testimony of Moses we have This statement: "And the days of Adam after he had begotten Seth were Eight hundred years: and he begat sons and daughters" ( Genesis 5:4 ). Other evidences are
- Cain's fear of death at the hands of his fellowmen,
- God's recognition of the ground of this fear and the means used to protect him,
- Cain had a wife ( Genesis 4:14-17 ).
