a. Cain and Abel:

The story of Cain and Abel unfolds in Genesis 4. Here’s what happened:

• Offering: Both Cain and Abel bring offerings to God. Abel, a shepherd, offers the firstborn of his flock, while Cain, a farmer, offers some of his produce.
• God’s Choice: The Lord shows favor to Abel and his offering, but not to Cain and his offering. (The reason for God’s preference isn’t explicitly stated).
• Cain’s Anger: Cain becomes angry and dejected. God warns him about his anger and the potential for sin.
• Murder: Cain lures Abel out to the field and kills him.

b. Adam and Eve’s Other Child:

Yes, after the events with Cain and Abel, Adam and Eve have another son named Seth. Genesis 4:25 states: “And Adam knew his wife again, and she bore a son and named him Seth, saying, “For God has appointed another seed for me in place of Abel, whom Cain killed.””

c. Last Statement of Genesis 4:

The last statement of Genesis 4:26 says: “And to Seth was also born a son, and he named him Enoch. At that time people began to call on the name of the Lord.”

This verse signifies a shift in humanity’s relationship with God. People are described as “beginning to call on the name of the Lord,” suggesting the development of formal worship practices.