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What does the Bible say about the way of Cain and Abel?

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The Bible contrasts the way of Cain, based on works, with the way of Abel, which is rooted in faith and grace through Jesus Christ.

In Genesis 4, the way of Cain represents a works-based approach to God, where Cain attempts to please God through his own efforts and offerings. Conversely, Abel's way symbolizes the grace of God, as his offering was accepted because it was made by faith, reflecting the ultimate sacrifice of Christ. This contrast highlights that true acceptance by God comes only through faith in the redemptive work of Jesus, as seen in passages such as Romans 3:24-26, which explains that we are justified by God's grace through faith in Christ alone.
Scripture References: Genesis 4:1-11, Romans 3:24-26

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Which Way?
Wayne Boyd · Mar 13, 2016
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