Cain. and Abel

The Story of Cain and Abel serves as an example of God’s attitude toward sin. God warns Cain before the action and prompts him after the act. It is proof that God wants to save everyone. The difference between the Old and New Testaments is sometimes understood as if God in the Old Testament were the God of revenge. But God is always just as good, always God-saving. Not God is changing, but human knowledge is gradually evolving. The child is developing as well. And, as with humanity once, it creates an idea of God analogously from human behavior. There is a great danger of seeing only someone in God who inexorably follows his offenses and ruthlessly punishes them. Many. Several foolish believers support this idea and haunt children with the punishment of God. People become atheists mainly because, in adulthood, they cannot believe in the God they imagined in childhood. Therefore, we have to make sure we have the right idea of God from childhood. There is an old philosophical rule we can say about God that remains valid. Therefore, we also prevent children from being exposed to false ideas they are likely to encounter. Today I will tell you a story from Holy Scripture. There were two brothers. One was called Abel, and the other was Cain. People no longer lived in paradise. That means the world was already broken. In the story of two brothers, you will see how the world has become increasingly corrupt. The bar was doing better. He liked God and wanted to like him. Cain envied Abel. He was angry with him until he finally killed his brother out of anger. It’s Wrong to kill, so when God gave people the world. He wanted people to be happy in it. So when he murdered Abel, he ruined the world. It might have pleased God that people are spoiling the creation He created out of love. Surely it happened to you that someone broke your toy. What do you do then? Are you looking forward? Will you praise him? -You are angry; you hit him; you want revenge on him. Now consider what God thought Cain should have done? Also, kill him as he killed Abel. But the Bible says that God spoke to Cain, sought him, admonished him, and wanted him to change. He let him live and made sure others didn’t hurt him. Not even then, when he was so guilty, did God want evil and misfortune for him. There are many stories in the Holy Scripture. Some of you will hardly talk to you, and some, if you are interested, can read. You will learn how the world is getting more and more corrupted as murders, wars, and injustice have increased. We see it today. Sometimes you can see on TV what a war-torn city looks like. Just imagine living in such a city. You wouldn’t go to school, and you couldn’t play, but you would still have to live in fear of being attacked and killed. Can it please God who wanted us to be here well? But he doesn’t want revenge on anyone for this either. He regrets everyone who spoils his and others ‘ lives. God cares very much that we learn that he does not want to punish. This is the most written in the Holy Scripture. But people read this book little.