My Brother's Keeper | Genesis 4-5
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"Am I my brother's keeper?" It's the question Cain asks right after the first murder in Scripture, and it's still the question underneath every excuse we make for looking away from someone else.
In this episode, we slow down in Genesis 4 and 5 and ask what's actually there: why God accepted one offering and not the other, what it means that sin was "crouching at the door," and how one family line spirals into violence while another begins to call on the name of the Lord.
In This Episode
- What actually set Cain and Abel's offerings apart, and why it was never about the offering itself
- The Hebrew word behind "sin is crouching at the door," and the picture it actually paints
- Why blessing and curse are opposites in Hebrew, but consequences and curse are not
- Lamech's song, his descendants, and what a family looks like when it has everything but God
- The one man in Genesis 5 who didn't just live and die like everyone else, and what it meant that he walked with God
Secondary readings: Colossians 1:15-20, Hebrews 12:24
Study Along
Full notes and the Study Method at app.lyricandletter.com
Go Deeper
- Open your own Bible to Genesis 4-5
- Work through the passage in the Companion App
- Join Rebecca's women's Bible study community
Have a beautiful day in the Lord. God bless.
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