<TITLE>04. Par 14-18</TITLE>L-14 Now, we pray that God will let you see what He's trying to get in view tonight. I'm going to show a sign, so that you'll understand. Now, I'm going to lay this bunch of papers here. I'm going to lay this bunch of papers here. Now, I want to use those in a few moments in teaching. And we'll see whether the supernatural and the message I'm preaching to you, whether it is in God's Word or not.
Now, the book of Genesis is the beginning. The very word "Genesis" means "beginning." Now, everything begin in Genesis. Evil begin in Genesis; good begin in Genesis. Life begin in Genesis. Death begin in Genesis. The creation begin in Genesis. Every religion begin in Genesis. Every spirit started in Genesis.

L-15 Now, now, let's go back to Genesis to find out where we should start from. It's just like if your house was leaning. There's something wrong with the foundation. Let's go back to the foundation and work up.
Now, there was two people in the garden of Eden, and they were Adam and Eve, both creative beings by God. And the first child was born was Cain. The second was born was Abel. Now, let's stop. Now, there come two mortal beings in the world. The two first born people in the world was Cain on my left, and Abel on my right.

L-16 Now, there's two spirits in those two boys. If they was alive, they had to have spirit. Now, one of them was of the devil. And the next one was of God. It's exactly perfect Judas and Jesus. Just as Cain killed Abel at the altar, so did Judas kill Jesus at the altar. All the Bible is one big picture.
Now, when they were put out of the garden of Eden because of sin, now those two boys, the one on my left and the one on my right, Cain and Abel, now they both wanted to find favor with God. Now, listen close and do not misunderstand. I'm going to take my time so you'll be sure to understand.
Now, Cain and Abel both come to worship the Lord. Cain built a church; he built an altar. An altar is a place of worship. And Cain brought a sacrifice. And Cain believed God. And Cain worshipped God. So if God only requires for you to belong to church, make a confession in Him, and to bring an offering to Him, and sacrifice to Him, He would be unjust to condemn Cain.

L-17 Abel brought an al--made an altar; he worshipped and brought a sacrifice. Both boys did the same thing. Cain wasn't infidel; he was a very religious man. Did you know what the Bible says about the antichrist? "It would be so close like the real, it would deceive the very elect if possible."
Now, they profess religion. Cain was very religious. He made a confession to God. He built a church to God. He knelt down and worshipped God. Isn't that just about like the religious people do today? They go to church. They belong to church. They bring their money to church. They sing hymns to God, and they worship God. But Cain in doing the same thing, was condemned.

L-18 The Bible said, "There is a way that seemeth right unto a man but the end thereof is the ways of death." So just worship and confession doesn't make you a Christian. No. If he was, God would've never condemned Cain.
Now notice, Cain liked beauty. He made his altar pretty, brought the fruits of the field on it. Beauty is deceitful. That's what started the trouble in heaven. The devil wanted more beautiful kingdom than Michael. But he was kicked out. Now, you see the spirit of the devil was in Cain, a religious man, confessing his faith in God, but worshipping God, and was condemned of the devil.


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