Abel
The second son of Adam and Eve, a keeper of sheep whose offering was accepted by God and who was killed by his brother Cain.
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The second son of Adam and Eve, a keeper of sheep whose offering was accepted by God and who was killed by his brother Cain.
The patriarch whom God called from his homeland and to whom God gave covenant promises concerning land, descendants, and blessing.
The first man, created by God from the dust of the ground and placed in the Garden of Eden.
The divine figure seated in judgment in Daniel's vision.
The son born to Jacob and Rachel as Rachel died; Jacob named him Benjamin.
The first son of Adam and Eve, a worker of the ground who became angry and murdered his brother Abel.
The first woman, created by God from Adam's side as his wife and described as the mother of all living.
A son of Noah who entered the ark with Noah and his family during the flood.
The son born to Abraham and Sarah in fulfillment of God's promise.
The son of Isaac and father of the twelve sons whose family became the tribes of Israel.
One of the twelve apostles of Jesus Christ, the son of Zebedee and brother of John, who was among the disciples present at several significant events in Jesus' ministry.
A son of Noah who entered the ark with Noah and his family during the flood.
The promised Messiah, Son of God, Savior, and central figure of Scripture.
One of the twelve apostles of Jesus, the son of Zebedee and brother of James, who followed Jesus during His ministry and became a leading witness in the early church.
The prophet who prepared the way for Jesus Christ, called people to repentance, baptized in the Jordan, and testified that Jesus was the Lamb of God.
A son of Jacob who was sold into slavery, raised to authority in Egypt, and used by God to preserve his family during famine.
A son of Jacob and Leah who was given the name Judah at his birth.
Abraham's nephew who traveled with him from Haran into the land of Canaan.
The king of Salem and priest of God Most High who blessed Abram after Abram returned from battle.
The servant of God whom the LORD called to lead the children of Israel out of Egypt and through whom He gave His law to Israel.
A righteous man in his generation whom God preserved with his family through the flood.
One of the twelve apostles of Jesus Christ, originally named Simon, who became a prominent witness to Jesus' ministry, death, resurrection, and the growth of the early church.
The wife of Abraham whom God renamed from Sarai to Sarah and through whom Isaac was promised.
A son of Adam and Eve born after Abel's death, through whose line the Genesis genealogy continues.
A son of Noah who entered the ark with Noah and his family during the flood.
The son of David who became king of Israel, received extraordinary wisdom from God, and built the temple in Jerusalem.
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The second son of Adam and Eve, a keeper of sheep whose offering was accepted by God and who was killed by his brother Cain.
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The first man, created by God from the dust of the ground and placed in the Garden of Eden.
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The first son of Adam and Eve, a worker of the ground who became angry and murdered his brother Abel.
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The first woman, created by God from Adam's side as his wife and described as the mother of all living.
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A son of Adam and Eve born after Abel's death, through whose line the Genesis genealogy continues.
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Cain murdered his brother Abel after becoming angry when God regarded Abel and his offering.
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Being right before God and living according to what is right in His sight.
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The offering of something to God, introduced in Genesis through the offerings brought by Cain and Abel.
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Eve gave birth to Abel after the birth of Cain.
Abel became a keeper of sheep, while Cain worked the ground.
Abel brought an offering from the firstborn of his flock and from their fat. God respected Abel and his offering.
Cain attacked and killed Abel in the field after becoming angry over God’s acceptance of Abel’s offering.