Genesis
4:1-2, "And Adam knew Eve his wife; and she conceived,
and bare Cain, and said, I have gotten a man from the
LORD. And she again bare his brother Abel. And
Abel was a keeper of sheep, but Cain was a tiller of
the ground."
Also
please consider the fact that Satan (the Serpent) is
not presently chained up like the sons of God in
Genesis 6:1-4, who were fallen angels and who went
into the daughters of men and produced the
giants. According to Jude 1:6-7, these fallen
angels are chained up in everlasting chains
under darkness unto the judgment of the great day as
their punishment for going into the daughters of women
and producing giants, and Satan is not chained up in
the bottomless pit until just prior to the Lord Jesus
Christ's 1,000 year reign on earth according to Rev.
20:1-3. In Job 1:6-7, we see Satan presenting
himself at God's throne and going to and fro in the
earth, and walking up and down in it. So why
would the Lord leave Satan unchained if he had sex
with Eve as you suggested; yet the Lord chained up
these other fallen angels, who had sex with the
daughters of men, unto the judgment of the great
day?
You
also stated that "Abel is the keeper of sheep, in
that, through his seed line would come the Lamb of
God, the true seed of Adam, the Messiah."
Since Abel was killed by his brother Cain, Abel had
no seed line so it was Adam's third son Seth who was
the seedline of the Messiah.
Genesis
3:4 tells us that the Lord God made coats of skins and
clothed Adam and Eve which must mean that the Lord God
sacrificed the first animal to clothe Adam and
Eve. The Bible doesn't say whether it was a
lamb or not. Also Abel brought the
firstlings of his sheep flock as an offering to the
Lord and the fat thereof which means that the innocent
lamb had to be killed, and Jesus Christ, the Lamb
of God that taketh away the sins of the world,
would also give His own life and blood as a sacrifice
for the sins of the world. So yes, Abel's
sacrifice of the sheep which he presented to the Lord
was acceptable to Him, but Cain's offering to the Lord
was not acceptable. Cain's offering was the
fruits of the ground from his own labor which was
not acceptable just like our own works do not save us
from our sin nor are they acceptable to God. It
is the blood of Jesus Christ that cleanseth us from
all unrighteousness and sin.
You
also stated the following:
"The
Bible does not directly tell us what the mark of Cain
is. As you
can imagine, there are many theories and much debate. If we research
further into the story, after the Lord gives Cain the
mark, we will see what this mark is. This mark will
make Cain stand out, as we will soon find out; it
is the very same mark of his descendants. If Cain was not
a giant, why would his offspring be? The Lord
made Cain a giant, that way no one would dare
attack him."
Where in the Bible does it say that Cain's
descendants were giants? What are the names of
Cain's descendants that are giants? If the
Serpent (Satan) had really had sex with Eve as you
suggested, wouldn't have Cain been a giant to begin
with which is what happened when the other fallen
angels went into the daughters of men and produced
giants? I personally don't believe that the Lord
made Cain a giant nor was that the mark that was put
upon Cain. The Bible doesn't say what the mark
was, but I would assume it would have been visible
where everyone could see it and not hidden under his
clothes.
As to whether Cain married one of his sisters or a
so called "natural woman" created in the 6th day as
you suggested, for all we know, Cain could have taken
one of his sisters to the land of Nod with him to
become his wife there, and he later had a son
with his wife once they arrived there.
So are you saying the Lord created male
and female on the 6th day in Genesis 1:26-27 in
God's own image, and Adam and Eve were created after
the 7th day in Genesis 2:7, 2:21-24? You
stated the following:
"Cain left Eden, and moved out into the world, the
world of natural man and natural woman. Cain’s wife is
of the 6th day
creation. Knowing
this, we can see that the seed line of Cain was
further corrupted by adding this dimension of mating
with natural man. But,
since Cain is not of the seed line of Adam, it only
makes sense that fallen man would mate with natural
man and create an even darker creature, thus
continuing the seed line of the Serpent."
Do you want to tell me how Cain as
a fallen man mating with what you call "natural
man" in the above paragraph (and I am assuming
you mean "natural woman" rather than "natural man")
would create an even darker creature since God created
male and female in God's own image on the 6th day?