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These are Cain's words to God. From these words we can see that he was banished from
ever entering the camp of Adam and Eve again. His banishment was complete. He did not
take anything with him. Note: not even the seeds were allowed to go with him into exile which
meant that any crop growing he attempted would be inferior. see Genesis Chapter 4 verse 12 'When thou tillest the ground it shall not henceforth yield unto thee her strength.'
If he was not allowed to take the seeds do you really think that he was allowed to take a family member?
But that is not the issue here.
Since God has cast him (solo) out, to say that he returned would be to suggest that God changed his mind.
GOD DOES NOT CHANGE.
The only evidence we have is that Cain's wife was an inhabitant of Nod.
I'm thinking that both Cain and Abel were grown men; when Cain Struck Abel and murdered him.
The Apocrypha does not mention Cain.
I don't know Hebrew, and I think this is very old Hebraic Text. Someone else will have to dig through that.
It is logical to think that people married 2nd and even, first cousins. Since it's not recorded, I think there is plenty of scripture left to explore. All peoples, except the 8 souls on Noah's Ark, died in the Great Flood.
These are Cain's words to God. From these words we can see that he was banished from
ever entering the camp of Adam and Eve again. His banishment was complete. He did not
take anything with him. Note: not even the seeds were allowed to go with him into exile which
meant that any crop growing he attempted would be inferior. see Genesis Chapter 4 verse 12 'When thou tillest the ground it shall not henceforth yield unto thee her strength.'
If he was not allowed to take the seeds do you really think that he was allowed to take a family member?
But that is not the issue here.
Since God has cast him (solo) out, to say that he returned would be to suggest that God changed his mind.
GOD DOES NOT CHANGE.
The only evidence we have is that Cain's wife was an inhabitant of Nod.
I'm thinking that both Cain and Abel were grown men; when Cain Struck Abel and murdered him.
The Apocrypha does not mention Cain.
I don't know Hebrew, and I think this is very old Hebraic Text. Someone else will have to dig through that.
It is logical to think that people married 2nd and even, first cousins. Since it's not recorded, I think there is plenty of scripture left to explore. All peoples, except the 8 souls on Noah's Ark, died in the Great Flood.
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