Seth, Enosh, and the First Worshipers: God Preserves the Seed (Genesis 4:25–26)
Deep Dive into Seth, Enosh, and the First Worshipers: God Preserves the Seed (Genesis 4:25–26)The early chapters of Genesis establish a profound theological contrast between two emerging streams of humanity: the line of Cain and the line of Seth. After Cain murdered his brother Abel and was exiled, he settled east of Eden and built a city named Enoch. Cain’s line became known for worldly power, technical progress, music, metalwork, and escalating violence, culminating in Lamech’s boast of seventy-sevenfold vengeance. This line is characterized by human pride and self-reliance.In sharp…
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