| − | According to the [[Bible]], '''Cain''' was the firstborn son of [[Adam]] and [[Eve]]. Born after [[Fall of man|the fall]], he was also the first murderer, killing his brother [[Abel]] because God accepted Abel's offering, but not Cain's. Sent out by [[God]] with a curse to be a wanderer who would always have to toil hard for little reward, Cain feared for his life, but God put a mark on him so that no one would kill him otherwise they would be given his [[punishment]] seven times over. In time, Cain built a city that he named after his son Enoch. ([[Genesis]] 4:1 - 4:17)
| + | '''Cain''' was the firstborn son of [[Adam]] and [[Eve]] as recorded in the [[Bible]]. Born after [[Fall of man|the fall]], he was also the first murderer, killing his brother [[Abel]] because God accepted Abel's offering, but not Cain's. Sent out by [[God]] with a curse to be a wanderer who would always have to toil hard for little reward, Cain feared for his life, but God put a mark on him so that no one would kill him otherwise they would be given his [[punishment]] seven times over. In time, Cain built a city that he named after his son Enoch. ([[Genesis]] 4:1 - 4:17) |