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Who or what is Genesis 4:8?
Cain rises against his brother Abel in the field and kills him, directly recording the defining act of the event.
Cain rises against his brother Abel in the field and kills him, directly recording the defining act of the event.
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Cain rises against his brother Abel in the field and kills him, directly recording the defining act of the event.
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Cain rises against his brother Abel in the field and kills him, directly recording the defining act of the event.
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Cain murdered his brother Abel after becoming angry when God regarded Abel and his offering.
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