If Adam & Eve had two sons?
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Bibleguy - your answer doesn't make any sence. You're talking about OTHER adams? \nAnd ya it is funny - so i guess some of adams sons got their sisters pregnant. I bet they had a good time, huh? LOL I wonder if there was any threesomes. So what does bible say about incest again?
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Maybe Adam and eve were not the only people. Outside of garden eden there were other people. Dont forget alot of the ancient information was taken out of bible, so maybe we are missing information.
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Anybody that was born had/has a naval(a.k.a. belly botten) Mary gave birth to Jesus, so He would have one. As for Adam, who knows? He wan't born, but God could have given him one any way.
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absolutely NOT!!! there are passages in the Bible that clearly state that when Cain left, he married into another people and he had a son, Enoch. These other people were NOT descendants of Adam and Eve. Otherwise, the entire human race would be the result of incest.
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As others have pointed out, Adam had other sons and daughters. Genesis chapter five, verse four says, "Then the days of Adam after he became the father of Seth were eight hundred years, and he had other sons and daughters."\n\nWhen you read through Genesis, you'll notice the writer only follows one line (i.e. genealogy). Starting with Adam, we follow the line, but numerous times the line splits when individuals forfeit the purpose of God. The line that forfeits the purpose is not mentioned again. The line that is followed is the faithful "family" that carries out the plan of God and eventually ends at Jesus Christ (see Matthew chapter 1).
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The Bible says Adam was the first man ... not the ONLY man.  We just hear so much about Adam because he was the first guy on the block.  It wouldn't make any sense to make billions of type of animals and only 2 humans.  (3 if you count Lilith ... Judaism says Adam had a wife before Eve, but they fought about who got to be on top during sex ... do God made Eve, a more docile wife for Adam)\n\nThere were other humans that God made, we just don't hear about them.  Cain married one of these other people.
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The bible really doesn't say where all the other women came from so this is a good question.\n\nI once asked a minister where did the women that the children of Adam and Eve married come from.  I was told they married sisters but back then they were still so nearly perfect from the hand of God that it wasn't a problem genetically. That was a good technical answer but it still left me wondering because the bible doesn't mention any other children of Adam and Eve....
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there are NO glitches in God's Word.\n\n"The Bible does not give us a specific number (to how many kids they had). Adam and Eve had Cain (Genesis 4:1), Abel (Genesis 4:2), Seth (Genesis 4:25), and many other sons and daughters (Genesis 5:4). With likely hundreds of years of child-bearing capability, Adam and Eve likely had 50+ children in their lifetime."\nSince Adam and Eve were the first (and only) human beings, their children would have no other choice than to intermarry. God did not forbid inter-family marriage until much later when there was enough people that intermarriage was not necessary (Leviticus 18:6-18). \nFYI - With Adam and Eve being created perfect, there were surely highly resistant to diseases and illnesses. Over time, though, as a result of sin, human beings became more and more susceptible to death and disease - which resulted in a drastically reduced lifespan.
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This Scriptural passage discusses three from among the first offspring of Adam and Eve. We know that Adam and Even also had other offspring.\n(Genesis 5:4) And the days of Adam after his fathering Seth came to be eight hundred years. Meanwhile he became father to sons and daughters. \n\nClearly, Cain's wife was either a sister or niece of his from among Adam and Eve's other offspring. There is nothing in this passage on which to base the idea that Cain's wife was of a race of mankind different from Adam and Eve. Similarly, there is nothing in this passage on which to base the idea that Cain was of a particular race or that his "sign" was anything more than a public proclamation by God.\n\nSince all of mankind was wiped out by the Noachian flood, none of the names in Genesis chapter 4 can relate to post-flood nations.
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Yes Cain. Cain and Abel were fraternal twins. Abel was of Adam. Two separate bags of water two separate conceptions.\n\n1Jo 3:12  Not as Cain, who was of that wicked one, and slew his brother. And wherefore slew he him? Because his own works were evil, and his brother's righteous. \n\nJoh 8:44  Ye are of your father the devil, and the lusts of your father ye will do. He was a murderer from the beginning, and abode not in the truth, because there is no truth in him. When he speaketh a lie, he speaketh of his own: for he is a liar, and the father of it.\n\nGen 4:1  And Adam knew Eve his wife; and she conceived, and bare Cain, and said, I have gotten a man from the LORD. \nGen 4:2  And she again bare his brother Abel. And Abel was a keeper of sheep, but Cain was a tiller of the ground. \n\nThe word "again" in the Hebrew means (continued).\nEve continued in child birth and had twins.
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Every time Eve got pregnant, she bore Adam twins: always a male and a female. This is how the earth started to get populated. Back then, seeing how few humans were, the main rule of reproduction was that no brother or sister was allowed to marry the twin they were born with. That was the system ordained by God for Adam and his children to follow. Adam acted as their ruler, prophet, and father. Among his children were Cain and Able. Cain – believed to be Adam’s first son – was born with a beautiful twin sister; but Able, on the other hand, was born with a less attractive one. Though Cain desired his sister of birth, he was prohibited from marrying her. So she was given to Able. This caused Cain to hate his brother. Then Adam got inspired by God on how to resolve the matter: whoever’s sacrifice gets eaten up by fire will gain the right to marry Cain’s twin sister. Cain, who was a farmer, sacrificed a bunch of dry plants. He did not put his heart into it. Able, however, who was a shepherd, sacrificed one of the best cows he had. So the fire consumed his sacrifice, making Cain even more jealous of him. That's why Cain killed Able.\n\nAs for sacrifice in Islam in general: During the time of the pilgrimage, some people sacrifice animals for the sake of God and distribute them to the poor. This has been criticized by ignorant non-Muslims who compare this to sacrifices made by disbelievers. The Qur’an elaborates on this by saying: “It is neither their meat nor their blood that reaches God but your piety. He has subjected them to you in this way so that you may glorify God for having guided you.”
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Sounds like you've been watching "Inherit the Wind" one too many times.\n\nThe answer of course is that the Bible is not the complete account of all of Adam and Eve's family.  We know that Adam was the first flesh on the earth, and undoubtedly he had several children, two of which married.  There is nothing too scandelous about this considering that there were not too many choices originally.\n\nThose fanatic born again Bible bashers who claim the Bible is totally complete and contains ALL of God's words forget one thing----The Bible itself never makes this claim.  Whey then should they--unless their belief system is non-Biblical (which it is.)
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Genesis 3:20 Adam named his wife Eve (Eve probably means  living), because she would become the mother of all the living.\n\nThat rules out any other 'original' mother.  You can decide to believe what you want, I think it's always better to have some evidence for what you believe rather than pulling it totally out of the air.  The Bible gives absolutely no indication of any other people created by God.  Adam and Ever were to be the parents of all the races to come.
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Actually it depends on what you believe in. some say Adam and eve because they are relegious. but it depends
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Nobody knows for sure. The Bible rarely mentions the births of females.\n They had Abel and then Seth was born to take his place. Cain was not Adams' son (I JOHN 3:12).\n Seth was...\nGENESIS 5:3\n   And Adam lived an hundred and thirty years, and begat a son in his own likeness, after his image; and called his name Seth:\n\n There is no record of how many childen Adam had...\nGENESIS 5:4\n    And the days of Adam after he had begotten Seth were eight hundred years: and he begat sons and daughters:\n \nAsk any Bible question, get a Bible answer...\nhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/bibletruths_forbelievers/
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I would ask you to pull out the Bible that it appears you're already a little familiar with. Notice. It does NOT say that Adam and Eve were the ONLY people God created, just the first. Two points:\n\nA) Cain took a wife after he killed Abel... Hmm... The only woman on Earth at the time that the Bible tells about is Eve... Where did he get his wife? (God made other individuals elsewhere).\n\nB) When God banished Cain from the garden, he said that people would surely find him and kill him, wherever he went... If his mom and dad and brothers and sisters were the only people God had created, what was he afraid of???\n\nTo your second notion, the Ages... The Bible REPEATEDLY says that God's time is not like our time and that a second to God could be a million years here on Earth. Isaiah is the best example. "My ways are not like the ways of man." Meaning, simply, that God doesn't operate the same way we do.\n\nIn summation, it is quite simple for Christians to believe in both Creation and Evolution... You just have to be willing to do your homework...
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Adam and Eve were never married; mainly because there were actually seven different Adam's and Eve's.  In the beginning, when "god " was still experimenting with the "design" he wanted to use, they were trying many different genetic combinations, so there were many birth mothers and donors.  A man just "took" a wife to be his.  When tribal chiefs got tired of having other men taking their wives, they came up with a way to declare a women "belonged" to only one man.  No one else could have her until the man she was married to no longer wanted her.  A man, of course, could have as many wives as he could support.