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GENESIS 4 – Acceptable Worship

February 7, 2016 by memullin

Read Genesis 4:1-16.
The story of Cain and Abel is the first killing of a human being recorded in the Bible. The lesson of the story is that God determines what is acceptable worship–not man.

1. What does Genesis 4:2 tell us about Abel’s occupation? Cain’s?

2. What does verse 5 tell us about Cain’s offering?

3. What is Cain’s reaction to his offering not being accepted?

4. What does God say to Cain?

5. God shows His great mercy in dealing with Cain. What is the evidence of God’s mercy toward Cain?

6. Read Hebrews 11:4. What additional information do you learn about Abel’s sacrifice?

7. Read Hebrews 12:24. What do you learn of the sacrifice of Abel from this verse?

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