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• Shead, Andrew G., (Geoffrey) (1964-)

• Shead aims to conclude a series on Genesis 2-4. He provides an overview of previous talks in the series, and then explains the pain of Eve in the birth of Cain and Abel. Detailed discussion of the importance of the reversal of the order of Abel and Cain's names, and why the sacrifices are accepted, including the attitude of both sons. Shead compares the two fall narratives of both Adam and Cain - describing our falls as individuals. 1. We are all subject to death 2. Death is designed to restrain evil 3. Romans 8 is a New Testament commentary on futility. Don't put hope in the wrong things.

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