Genesis 4
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Genesis 4:11-17

11And now art thou cursedH779 from the earthH127, which hath openedH6475 her mouthH6310 to receiveH3947 thy brother’sH251 bloodH1818 from thy handH3027; 12WhenH3588 thou tillestH5647 the groundH127, it shall not henceforthH3254 yieldH5414 to thee its strengthH3581; a fugitiveH5128 and a vagabondH5110 shalt thou be in the earthH776.

13And CainH7014 saidH559 to the LORDH3068, My punishmentH5771 is greaterH1419 than I can bearH5375.1 14Behold, thou hast driven meH1644 this dayH3117 from the faceH6440 of the earthH127; and fromH5921 thy faceH6440 shall I be hidH5641; and I shall be a fugitiveH5128 and a vagabondH5110 in the earthH776; and it shall come to passH1961, that any one that findeth meH4672 shall slay meH2026. 15And the LORDH3068 saidH559 to him, ThereforeH3651 whoever slayethH2026 CainH7014, vengeance shall be takenH5358 on him sevenfoldH7659. And the LORDH3068 setH7760 a markH226 upon CainH7014, lestH1115 any findingH4672 him should killH5221 him.

16And CainH7014 went outH3318 from the presenceH6440 of the LORDH3068, and dweltH3427 in the landH776 of NodH5113, on the eastH6926 of EdenH5731. 17And CainH7014 knewH3045 his wifeH802; and she conceivedH2029, and boreH3205 EnochH2585: and he builtH1129 a cityH5892, and calledH7121 the nameH8034 of the cityH5892, after the nameH8034 of his sonH1121, EnochH2585.2

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  1. 1. Genesis 4:13 My...: or, Mine iniquity is greater than that it may be forgiven ↩
  2. 2. Genesis 4:17 Enoch: Heb. Chanoch ↩

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