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Identifier: bibleprimeroldte00hult (find matches)
Title: Bible primer, Old Testament, for use in the primary department of Sunday schools
Year: 1919 (1910s)
Authors: Hult, Adolf, 1869-1943 Augustana synod. (from old catalog)
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Publisher: Rock Island, Ill., Augustana book concern
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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oumust die/ But the serpent said they would be like God,if they ate of it. Eve looked at the tree again. She stretched forth herhand to the forbidden tree. She took the fruit, ate it, andgave to Adam. He ate, too. The first sin was done. Then Adam and Eve hid in the garden. They were afraidof God. And God called to Adam: Where are you ? Adamsaid, I was afraid, and I hid myself. And God said, Didyou eat of the forbidden fruit? And Adam said that Evegave the fruit to him. But Eve excused herself, saying thatthe serpent told her to take of the fruit. What did God now do? He drove Adam and Eve out of the garden. They were tohave hard work. At last they were to die. An angel with abright sword stood guard at the gate of the garden. Oh,unhappy Adam and Eve! Did God leave them? No, He promised a Saviour, whowould one day crush the serpent, that is, Satan. You knowwho this Saviour was to be. This promise Adam and Evewere to remember outside of the garden of Eden, after theirfirst sin. Gen. 3.
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BIBLE PRIMER 13 4. THE KILLING OF ABEL. Adam and Eve had two sons, Cain and Abel. They were so different! Abel loved and feared God. Caindid not. Abel was a quiet shepherd. Cain was a farmer.Both of them built altars of earth and stone and worshippedGod. Cain gave to God fruit from his garden. Abel offeredto God sheep from his flock. God did not love Cains sacri-fice. Do you know why? Cains heart was not right withGod. Abels sacrifice pleased God. This made Cain angry.His eyes grew, black and his face dark. One day when Abeland Cain were out in the field, all of a sudden Cain rose upagainst his brother Abel and killed him. Oh, what an awfulsin! The blood of Abel cried to heaven against wicked Cain.God said to Cain: Where is your brother Abel? Caintried to excuse himself. He answered God: I do not know.Am I my brothers keeper? Can not my brother take careof himself? Then God told Cain that He knew very well that Cain hadkilled Abel. Because he had done so, he would have Godagainst him.

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