Bible Trivia

Bible Trivia Question

Bible Trivia Question

What's the Answer?

What sin is Cain remembered for?


Greed
Excess of alcohol
Lying
Murder

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The answer is: Murder

Gen 4:8

When we think of Cain, the firstborn of Adam and Eve, the notorious act of murder stands out like a dark cloud over his legacy. Cain’s transgression wasn’t just an impulsive moment of rage; it dug deep into themes of jealousy and resentment exhibited toward his brother Abel. If you read Genesis 4:8, you can practically feel the weight of his sorrow and confusion mixed with anger leading to the terrible outcome. What’s fascinating about this story is how it delves into the complexity of human emotions. Cain's reaction stemmed from Abel’s favor with God, demonstrating how comparison can spiral into significant conflict.

Now, let’s sprinkle in some trivia! Did you know that the term "Cain" has Hebrew roots meaning "a spear," which seems particularly ironic considering his violent deed? Plus, the feeling of being "cursed"—as Cain ended up being due to his actions—implies deep relational separations, not just with God, but within the very fabric of family. Cain went on to establish a city named after his son, Enoch, but we can't help thinking: Is this an attempt at redemption in raising the next generation, or a reminder of his fractured relationships?

Interestingly, the story of Cain echoes through later scriptures. Just as he was marked to show divine warning, in life, everyone bears the consequences of their choices. It’s a reminder that the journey toward understanding the self often begins in facing our darker impulses head-on, rather than burying them.

Similar Bible Trivia Questions

Abel killed his brother Cain

True
False

Cain fled to the Land of Nod

False
True

Who by faith offered a more acceptable sacrifice than Cain?

Enoch
Abel
Seth
Laban

God put a mark on Cain to protect him from being killed?

True
False

Enoch was the brother of Cain

True
False

What provoked Jesus to say to the Pharisees, "he that is without sin, let him first cast a stone."

They brought him a man caught in the act of stealing a loaf of bread
They objected to Jesus associating with harlots
They brought him a woman taken in the act of adultery
They accused Jesus' disciples of doing work on the Sabbath day

What sin did Jesus say cannot be forgiven?

Blasphemy against the Holy Spirit
Taking God's name in vain
Murder
Blasphemy against the Son of man

For the wages of sin is _____, but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord

What are the wages of sin?

Death
Crown of thorns
Crown of gold
Life

Who takes away the sin of the world?

The lion of Judah
The ancient of days
The lamb of God
The king of kings