~19 min.Christian worship

faq-bible.org · ... to accept what is being offered. God did not look on Cain's sacrifice (Gen. 4:5) because it was based on the principle of 'righteousness by works', ...

~21 min.Worship (Michael Hardt)

biblecentre.org · ... to accept what is being offered. God did not look on Cain's sacrifice (Gen. 4:5) because it was based on the principle of 'righteousness by works', ...

~5 min.Enoch (Michael Hardt)

biblecentre.org · ... had this testimony, that he pleased God.' The family of Cain (Gen. 4) had a record of achievements, ranging from architecture to agriculture and ...

~24 min.The Catholic Epistle Of Jude (Edwin N. Cross)

biblecentre.org · ... of wrong doers. These men represent the genealogy of apostasy. 1) Cain's way (Gen. 4:1-16) was to be an unbelieving and carnal worshipper. He was also ...

~9 min.Genesis 3:1-20 (Frank Binford Hole)

biblecentre.org · ... appeared or even been mentioned. That seed only appears at the start of Gen. 4, and a sorry start it is. Adam is recognized in Scripture as the ...

~9 min.Enoch, the Seventh from Adam (Frank Binford Hole)

biblecentre.org · ... in its completeness. But there is more than this. If we refer to Gen. 4, and count the antediluvian patriarchs mentioned in that chapter, we shall ...

~9 min.Genesis 7:17 - 10:32 (Frank Binford Hole)

biblecentre.org · ... it forth as providing a covering for the guilty sinner. The second, Abel's offering in Gen. 4, as the basis of approach to God. Now we have it as ...

~9 min.Genesis 11:1 - 13:4 (Frank Binford Hole)

biblecentre.org · ... height, and thus make themselves a name. When considering the last verse of Gen. 4, we noted that the name Seth gave his son was significant, for ...