The Antediluvian History, and Narrative of the Flood: As Set Forth in the Early Portions of the Book of Genesis, Critically Examined and Explained (Classic Reprint)

Chapter XI. The Eating of the Forbidden Fruit and Expulsion from Eden 132 Chapter XII. The Curse upon the Serpent The Sorrows of the Woman And the Curse upon the Ground for Mans sake 141 Chapter XIII. Cain and A bel, with their Occupations 152 Chapter XIV. The Offerings of Cain and A bel: why the Offering of A bel was Respected, and that of Cain Rej ected 167 Chapter XV. The Death of A bel The Curse on Cain; His Fugitive and Vagabond Condition 176 Chapter XVI. Cain s Complaint and Apprehensions The Mark set upon Him for his Preservation 189 Chapter XVII. The Land of Nod Cain s Son The Building of a City and calling it after the Name of his Son, Enoch 202 Chapter XVIII. The Birth of Seth The Longevity of His Descendants And the Translation of Enoch 217 Chapter XIX. The Corruptions of the Antediluvian World The Sons of God taking to themselves Wives of the Daughters of Men 232 Chapter XX. The Giants that were in the Antediluvian World and the Repentance of the Lord that he had made Man 248 Chapter XXI. The Ark Noah and his Family Entering into it The Beasts Preserved therein 261 Chapter
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