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SweetAppleBee
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Hello,
I have been reading in Genesis, and a question has been in my mind for quite some time.
After Adam and Eve were expelled from the Garden of Eden, the “sons of God” began taking the “daughters of men” as wives for themselves. I have learned that some believe the “sons of God” were either from Seth’s line or were men who followed God. I also learned that the daughters of men were either from the line of Cain or were daughters of men (were pagans, etc.) who fell from God. But, what I am trying to ask is this: I see two groups of men in the verse and only one group of women.
Thank you so very much.
Sincerely
SweetAppleBee
I have been reading in Genesis, and a question has been in my mind for quite some time.
After Adam and Eve were expelled from the Garden of Eden, the “sons of God” began taking the “daughters of men” as wives for themselves. I have learned that some believe the “sons of God” were either from Seth’s line or were men who followed God. I also learned that the daughters of men were either from the line of Cain or were daughters of men (were pagans, etc.) who fell from God. But, what I am trying to ask is this: I see two groups of men in the verse and only one group of women.
Thank you so very much.
Sincerely
SweetAppleBee