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Ruti Tsour
What does it mean that Adam still knew his wife

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How did Kayin build the city of Chanoch if he was punished to be a wanderer (assuming wanderer is understood as literal) - Talia Halstuch

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Ayelet: Why do we care that Yuval was the father of people who used instruments?

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is this the first time someone had two wives? did he just like, get up one day and say hm I want another one?

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What does it mean that people began to use Hashem's name? For what?

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Why when Lamech was speaking to his wives did he refer to them by name and state that they were the wives of Lamech in pasuk 23? This seems odd and unnecessary.

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What is the purpose in mentioning Na'amah?

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Why does Lemech repeat himself when talking to his wives?

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Did Lemech kill Kayin and if so.... why? And why isn't it explicitly mentioned?

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What does "shet" mean? Why are Adam and Chava replacing Hevel?

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What does "shet" mean? Why are Adam and Chava replacing Hevel?

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Noa Rubinstein

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What does הוּחַ֔ל לִקְרֹ֖א בְּשֵׁ֥ם יְהֹוָֽה?

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Who did Lemech kill? When I read the posukim for the summer homework I thought it was Kayin, but not so sure

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Why does it say that Ada begot yovel and that yovel's brothers name was yuval? It doesn't actually say that Ada gave birth to yuval!

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Why does it say that Ada begot yovel and that yovel's brothers name was yuval? It doesn't actually say that Ada gave birth to yuval!

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-Meira

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are the concepts of these sons being the father of all who... literal or does it simply mean they invented the things?

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Why would Tzillah name her son partly after Kayin, considering his incident with Hevel? Is this an implication that his sin wasn't all that bad and that his punishment was more of a consequence?

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Leeby: What connection does the Torah want us to make between Yaval and Yaakov with its use of the language of "yoshev ohel" for both of them?

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Leeby: What connection does the Torah want us to make between Yaval and Yaakov with its use of the language of "yoshev ohel" for both of them?

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what does הוּחַ֔ל לִקְרֹ֖א בְּשֵׁ֥ם יְהֹוָֽה mean?

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Why does it matter that Yaval and Yuval were the firsts in their jobs (a shepard and musician)?

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Why for Yaval and Yuval does it say what types of things their descendents will do but for Tuval Kayin it says what he did?

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Who did Lemech kill, and why does he believe that the punishment for anyone who kills him will be 77x just because for Kayin it was 7x?

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why would lemechs punishment be less severe than cain's?

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Is there another way to understand what Lemech said without inferring that he killed Kayin?

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Did Lemech punish himself?

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Was Lemech the first to marry 2 wives? How did he know that was allowed?

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Why all the sudden, starting from  יבל in the genealogy does it start also saying what each person did for a living. (rather than just their name)?

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Why all the sudden, starting from  יבל in the genealogy does it start also saying what each person did for a living. (rather than just their name)?

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- Adira

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The Torah seems to be missing the whole part where Lemach actually kills! It just skips to when Lemach confesses. What happened in between?

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Where does Kayin's wife come from?

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It sounds like Kayin built a city and then named it after his son, but that seems to counter Kayin's consequence of being a wanderer

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Why is it important to mention that it became common to name people with the name of HaShem?

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How did Cain build himself a city? Wasnt his punishment that he was a wanderer?

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Why does the Torah reiterate that Adam knew his wife before it says that they had Seth? Why is that important to know a second time, isn't it just how you have children?

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It's interesting that the perek starts and ends with Chava having a child. Also, the first tool that is created is a musical instrument?

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what prompted lemech to randomly confess seems out of the blue

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Why did Lemech declare his sin to his wives?

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Why in some places does it write "he knew his wife" and in others just "he had a son"? What's the difference?

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Why does it mention some people's wives and not others? Why is Naama the only daughter mentioned?

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Why does it mention some people's wives and not others? Why is Naama the only daughter mentioned?

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-Meira

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Why did Lemach take two wives? Was he the first to do so?

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who are adah and zilah? are they other children of Adam and chava?? they appear out of nowhere but who are they in relation to cain

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Rashi- He "fixed" Kayin's sin by making tools to make killing easier (this was confusing to us)