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Jan 4, 2022 · Question. Who was Seth in the Bible? Answer. Seth, a son of Adam and Eve (the third of their sons named in Scripture), was born after Cain murdered Abel ( Genesis 4:8 ). Eve believed that God had appointed him as a replacement for Abel and named him Seth, which means “set in place of” ( Genesis 4:25 ).
Through Seth's line, our Savior was born, as Noah and his family were among his descendants. It appears from what the Bible tells us that none of Cain's descendants, the sons of men, survived the Flood. It was their sinful lifestyle that God had to destroy to preserve the human race ( Genesis 6:5-7 ). John Reiss.
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In Seth’s line there is also a Lamech (Gen. 5:28–31), but he is far more pious than the Lamech among Cain’s relatives (4:23–24). His devotion is evident in his hope for Noah to provide relief from the curse (5:28–29). As we will soon see, this happens after a fashion, but not in the way Lamech necessarily expected.
Ephesians 6:10-24 Exploring the Passage. Below are some preliminary questions to assist in the study of this passage. For a comprehensive study of the passage, download the Study Guide (PDF download). 1.
The first chapter begins with Dr. Yieh discussing the purpose of eulo-gies in relationship to the purpose of the gospels in the New Testa-ment. As with any eulogy, we also learn something about the speaker as well as the person sharing their understandings and relationship of the deceased—in this case the Risen Lord.
1. How does the author of Hebrews use the story of Melchizedek to illustrate the nature of Christ’s priesthood? 2. What does the comparison of Melchizedek and Jesus tell us about the nature of God’s plan for salvation? 3. How does Abraham's interaction with Melchizedek help us understand the concept of tithing? 4.
