The Secret of the Serpent in Genesis: What the Hebrew Text Reveals Will Shock You!

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"Ancient Wisdom in Modern Times" The serpent's subtle temptation sounds so relevant today-like how temptation often comes quietly, appealing to our curiosity or pride. This story feels like a warning about subtle influences we face daily.

[@deanchapman2302]

Highly repetitive and it does not cover the fruit options either. The birth of Cain not being in the genetic line mentioned in the Bible suggesting a sexual relationship resulting in Cain's birth, hence the realisation of nakedness. Abel is thus Adam's first son that indicates why his sacrifice was accepted and why Cain wanted to kill Abel. The Babylon targum suggests this interpretation. The family of Cain continued the rebellion and the evil that eventually overtook the world resulting in the flood. The 2 Enochs also explain the difference in the genetic line. Seth's birth continued the line of good leading to Jesus.

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Is the bible not true?