Genesis 4:8-23
talked.2Sa 3:27; 13:26-28; 20:9,10; Ne 6:2; Ps 36:3; 55:21; Pr 26:24-26Mic 7:6; Lu 22:48Cain rose.2Sa 14:6; Job 11:15; Ps 24:3-6; 139:19; Mt 23:35; Lu 11:511Jo 3:12-15; Jude 1:11 Where is.3:9-11; Ps 9:12I know.37:32; Job 22:13,14; Ps 10:13,14; Pr 28:13; Joh 8:44; Ac 5:4-9 What.3:13; Jos 7:19; Ps 50:21blood. Heb. bloods. crieth.18:20; Ex 3:7; 2Ki 9:26; Job 16:18; 24:12; 31:38,39; Ps 9:12; 72:14Isa 5:7; Ac 5:3,9; Heb 11:4; 12:24; Jas 5:4; Re 6:10 14; 3:14; De 27:16-26; 28:15-20; 29:19-21; Ga 3:10opened.Job 16:18; 31:38-40; Isa 26:21; Re 12:16 it.3:17,18; Le 26:20; De 28:23,24; Ro 8:20a fugitive.14; Le 26:36; De 28:65,66; Ps 109:10; Jer 20:3,4; Ho 9:17 My punishment is greater than I can bear. or, Mine iniquity is greater than that it may be forgiven. Job 15:22; Re 16:9,11,21 driven.Job 15:20-24; Pr 14:32; 28:1; Isa 8:22; Ho 13:3from thy.16; Job 21:14,15; Ps 51:11-14; 143:7; Mt 25:41,46; 2Th 1:9fugitive.De 28:65; Ps 109:10See12that.15; 9:5,6; Le 26:17,36; Nu 17:12,13; 35:19,21,27; 2Sa 14:7Job 15:20-24; Pr 28:1 Therefore.1Ki 16:7; Ps 59:11; Ho 1:4; Mt 26:52sevenfold.24; Le 26:18,21,24,28; Ps 79:12; Pr 6:31set a mark, etc.Or, rather, "gave a sign or token to Cain, that those who found him should not kill him." Eze 9:4,6; Re 14:9,11 went.14; 3:8; Ex 20:18; 2Ki 13:23; 24:20; Job 1:12; 2:7; 20:17; Ps 5:11Ps 68:2; Jer 23:39; 52:3; Joh 1:3,10; Mt 18:20; Lu 13:26; 1Th 1:9Nod.So called from {nad,} "a vagabond," which Cain is termed in ver. 12. Enoch.5:18,22and he.11:4; Ec 2:4-11; Da 4:30; Lu 17:28,29the name.2Sa 18:18; Ps 49:11 A.M. cir. 194. B.C. cir. 3810. Lamech.5:21; 36:2 two wives.2:18,24; Mt 19:4-6,8 the.21; 1Ch 2:50-52; 4:4,5; Joh 8:44; Ro 4:11,12father.The inventor or teacher, 1 Sa 10:12. dwell.2; 25:27; Jer 35:9,10; Heb 11:9 A.M. cir. 500. B.C. cir. 3504. father.Ro 4:11,12the harp.31:27; Job 21:12; Isa 5:12; Am 6:5 instructer. Heb. whetter. brass.Ex 25:3; Nu 31:22; De 8:9; 33:25; 2Ch 2:7 hear.Nu 23:18; Jud 9:7I have slain a man to my wounding. or, I would slay a man in my wound, etc. 49:6to my hurt. or, in my hurt.Genesis 9:5-6
every.Ex 21:12,28,29and at.4:9,10; Le 19:16; Nu 35:31-33; De 21:1-9; Ps 9:12; Mt 23:35brother.Ac 17:26 by.Ex 21:12-14; 22:2,3; Le 17:4; 24:17; Nu 35:25; 1Ki 2:5,6,28-34Mt 26:52; Ro 13:4; Re 13:10in.1:26,27; 5:1; Ps 51:4; Jas 3:9Exodus 21:14
presumptuously.Nu 15:30,31; De 1:43; 17:12,13; 18:22; 19:11-13; 1Ki 2:29-34Ps 19:13; Heb 10:26; 2Pe 2:10slay.Nu 35:20,21; De 27:24; 2Sa 3:27; 20:9,10take him.1Ki 1:50,51; 2:28-34; 2Ki 11:15Exodus 21:20
smite.26,27; De 19:21; Pr 29:19; Isa 58:3,4he shall.Ge 9:6; Nu 35:30-33punished. Heb. avenged.Ge 4:15,24; Nu 35:19; Ro 13:4Exodus 21:29
his owner also.De 21:1-9Leviticus 24:21
a beast.18; Ex 21:33a man.17Numbers 35:16-34
if he smite.22-24; De 19:11-13the.30-33; Ge 9:5,6; Ex 21:12-14; Le 24:17 throwing a stone. Heb. a stone of the hand.Ex 21:18 18 12,21,24,27; De 19:6,12; Jos 20:3,5 if he thrust.Ge 4:5,8; 2Sa 3:27; 13:22,28,29; 20:10; 1Ki 2:5,6,31-33; Pr 26:24Pr 28:17; Lu 4:29by laying.Ex 21:14; De 19:11; 1Sa 18:10,11,25; 19:9-12; 20:1; 23:7-9; 24:11Ps 10:7-10; 11:2; 35:7,8; 57:4-6; Pr 1:18,19; Mr 6:19,24-26Ac 20:3; 23:21 21 11; Ex 21:13; De 19:5; Jos 20:3,5 23 12; Jos 20:6 abide in it.28; Jos 20:6; Ro 3:24-26; Eph 2:16-18; Heb 4:14-16; 7:25-28Heb 9:12-15; 10:19-22anointed.Ex 29:7; Le 4:3; 8:12; 21:10 After the manslayer had been received into the city of refuge, the avenger of blood could only act as prosecutor; and the magistrates, in the presence of the people, were appointed to decide the cause according to the rules here laid down. Probably the accused person was tried at or near the place where the deceased had been slain, and where evidence could most easily be brought: and in case he was acquitted by the decision of the judges, and with the approbation of the people, he was conveyed back to the city of refuge, where he was protected as a kind of prisoner at large, till the death of the high priest; when the public loss, and the grief occasioned by it, might be supposed to swallow up all personal regrets and resentments: and then he was permitted to return to his house and estate. But if, in the mean while, he ventured to leave the city, and the avenger met him and slew him, he was supposed to merit his doom by thus neglecting the appointment of God for his preservation, and the avenger must not be punished. This shews that in other cases, if the avenger slew an innocent man on surmise, he was liable to the punishment of a murderer; but if, by the testimony of two credible witnesses, the man who had fled to the city of refuge was adjudged guilty, he must without fail be put to death. 26 he shall not be guilty of blood. Heb. no blood shall be tohim Ex 22:2; De 19:6,10 he should.Joh 15:4-6; Ac 11:23; 27:31; Heb 3:14; 6:4-8; 10:26-30,39after the death.Heb 9:11,12,15-17 27:1,11 De 17:6,7; 19:15; Mt 18:16; Joh 8:17,18; 2Co 13:1; 1Ti 5:19Heb 10:28; Re 11:3 Moreover.Ge 9:5,6; Ex 21:14; De 19:11-13; 2Sa 12:13; 1Ki 2:28-34; Ps 51:14guilty of death. Heb. faulty to die. Ac 4:12; Ga 2:21; 3:10-13,22; Re 5:9The region east of Jordan was nearly as long as that on the west, and therefore three cities were appointed in each division. One or other of these cities would be within half a day's journey of every part of the land; and as it would rarely happen that the avenger of blood would be on the spot, and none had a right to assault or detain the manslayer, at least if no malicious intention was manifest, the unhappy men would, therefore, get the start of their adversaries, and very few of them be overtaken before they gained the place of refuge. But then they must forsake their families, employments, most important interests, and dearest comforts; and they must neither loiter nor yield to weariness, nor regard difficulties, nor slacken their pace, till they had got safe within the walls of the city. The Jewish writers inform us, that to afford every facility to those who thus fled for their life, the road to these cities was always preserved in good repair; and way-posts, upon which was inscribed REFUGE were placed wherever needful, that they might not so much as hesitate for a moment. it defileth.Le 18:25; De 21:1-8,23; 2Ki 23:26; 24:4; Ps 106:28; Isa 26:21Eze 22:24-27; Ho 4:2,3; Mic 4:11; Mt 23:31-35; Lu 11:50,51the land cannot be cleansed. Heb. there can be no expiationfor the land. Defile not.5:3; Le 20:24-26I dwell.Ps 135:21; Isa 57:15; Ho 9:3; 2Co 6:16,17; Re 21:3,27dwell among.5:3; Ex 25:8; 29:45,46; 1Ki 6:13; Ps 132:14; Isa 8:12Deuteronomy 5:17
Ex 20:13; Mt 5:21,22
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