(Christina;63371)
What does this have to do with anything they all came after cain was sent away so you just think you can take everything out of time and context to suit your purpose? Cain said he was afraid before Seth was ever born. He was also sent away
You are right about Seth not being born until after Cain's sin. And, if I thought you were a little more open to reason, I would have provided some commentary rather than just quoting a bunch of scriptures (it feels kind of retarded doing that instead of just talking to you like like someone who won't dismiss reason as opinion while asserting cultish doctrine). The Bible does not say that Cain and Able were the first two children. It does not even say that Eve didn't have any other sons after the birth of Able until the death of Able. It only implies that Seth was the first son after Able's death.By the time Cain killed Able, Eve could have had over a 100 children (173 even, if there were no twins), with each of those children having scores of children, and those children having children. Adam could have had great, great, great, great, great, great grandchildren by the time Cain killed Eve (if for the first 130 years, there was an average growth rate of 20%, that would be 40 million people when Cain killed Able - and you said there were no other family). Whatever the population growth rate, Cain knew a lot more people were coming along, and he had good reason to fear that some of them might want to punish him for killing Able.The point of what I quoted was to first bring your attention to the fact that Adam had other sons and daughters. And, then to bring your attention to their life spans and the normal practice of having other sons and daughters.