A Mixture of Historical Fiction with Historical Narrative Based on God's Word (Aʹbel) [possibly, Exhalation; Vanity]. The second son of Adam and his wife Eve, and the younger brother of their firstborn son, Cain. (Ge 4:2) The absence of the verb harah (Ge 4:2; compare verse Ge 1:1-31) has been taken to imply, perhaps truly, that Cain... Continue Reading →
How Did God “Put a Mark on Cain”? — A Precise Examination of Genesis 4:15
The “mark” on Cain in Genesis 4:15 was a divine protective decree, not a visible or physical sign as commonly assumed.
Why Did Cain Not Receive Capital Punishment for the Murder of Abel? — An Examination of Genesis 4:8, 12–13 in Light of Biblical Justice
Cain was not executed for Abel's murder as capital punishment had not yet been instituted by God during that time.

