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where are you?

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The curse - the mark on Cain? Not sure about that one.

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The curse - the mark on Cain? Not sure about that one.

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God provides for Adam and Eve and he provides of Cain/

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God provides for Adam and Eve and he provides of Cain/

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East of Eden and drive out to the Land of Nod, east of Eden

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East of Eden and drive out to the Land of Nod, east of Eden

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Promise of God to ultimately protect the sinner

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Promise of God to ultimately protect the sinner

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Banishment from the land and from God’s presence

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Banishment from the land and from God’s presence

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God asking a rhetorical question: “Where is…?”

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God asking a rhetorical question: “Where is…?”

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God looking for Adam and Eve; God looking for Abel 

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God looking for Adam and Eve; God looking for Abel 

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i.e. 3:17

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Sounds like a nice place...

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Why did God choose to protect Cain after he killed his brother?

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Why did God choose to protect Cain after he killed his brother?

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Why did Cain not listen to God's warning about sin?

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in v10 what does god mean when he says "listen"?

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in v10 what does god mean when he says "listen"?

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Verse 14: Was God's presence with Cain, before he went away?

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Verse 14: Was God's presence with Cain, before he went away?

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what's the significance to being a wanderer on the earth?

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what's the significance to being a wanderer on the earth?

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How can Cain go away from the presence of God if God is everywhere?

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Why did God say that Abel's blood was crying out from the ground?

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Why did God say that Abel's blood was crying out from the ground?

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What is the mark on Cain. Literal or spiritual?

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What is the mark on Cain. Literal or spiritual?

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what does it mean practically to rule over your desire?

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what does it mean practically to rule over your desire?

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Why does God put a mark on Cain?

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what is god trying to teach cain and us by re-iterating the curse given to adam/eve?

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what is god trying to teach cain and us by re-iterating the curse given to adam/eve?

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Why does God ask a question he knows the answer to (where is Abel your brother?)?

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Have they been taught by Adam how to sacrifice?

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Have they been taught by Adam how to sacrifice?

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Why is God surprised that Cain is angry?

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Why is God surprised that Cain is angry?

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What does the curse on Cain mean?

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Why was the punishment for killing Cain worse than the punishment for killing Abel?

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Why was the punishment for killing Cain worse than the punishment for killing Abel?

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Why does the lord look in favour on Abel and not on Cain?

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Why does the lord look in favour on Abel and not on Cain?

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Why did the Lord regard Abel and his offering but not Cain and his?

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On STEP Bible, look at Genesis 3 and Genesis 4:4-16 alongside one another. List as many similarities as you can.

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On STEP Bible, look at Genesis 3 and Genesis 4:4-16 alongside one another. List as many similarities as you can.

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Read Genesis 4:4-16 twice together and come up with as many questions as you can think of (big and small).Don’t answer them yet.

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Read Genesis 4:4-16 twice together and come up with as many questions as you can think of (big and small).Don’t answer them yet.

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Why are they bringing a question to God?

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Why are they bringing a question to God?