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Genesis 4:6-7 explainedIn Genesis 4:6-7, God is speaking to Cain, who is feeling angry because his offerings were not accepted. God advises Cain to do what is right, and his offering will be accepted. In this verse, God is emphasizing the destructiveness of sin, saying that making the right choices will keep us from allowing sin to take over. This verse highlights the idea that we have a choice to make between doing what is right and giving in to harmful impulses. It highlights the importance of making good choices and resisting the pull of wrongdoing.
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