<TITLE>08. Par -</TITLE>L-704-63 So the serpent had beguiled Eve. That's the truly. Then after the judgment was set, then Adam knew his wife. And then she conceived and brought forth a son, Cain. You get it? See, the conjunction's just carrying on what Adam did, not what was done before Adam.
And look here, if you'd like to carry that out, in that great statement here, I believe we find it over here in the--and here in the 4th chapter, I believe it is.
And Adam knew... his wife; and she conceived, and bare Cain, and... (a conjunction)... said, I have gotten a man from the LORD.
Then it actually wasn't Adam; it was God's son by it. See, see? If you want to put your conjunction where at (See?), ("and" again), "I have gotten a man from God." Then saying that God give her that discriminating thing called Cain? Where did that resource of all that vile and filth and things that Cain had, coming from God? Couldn't be. See? She was beguiled by the serpent, and the serpent... She was already become mother. Then Adam knew her, certainly he did, he went and lived with her as a wife, but she was already to be mother of this child.
And then when Adam's son finally was born, he was a gentle, sweet, humble, meek person like Adam.

L-704-67 But this fellow, where did that pure lying... Where did that sin come from? Where did this fellow, Cain, that murderer? And the Bible said that, the devil is a murderer. Where did that lie come from? (The devil is the father of a lie; he's a liar and the father of a lie.) It had to come from some resource outside of God. So Cain was the evil one, and his father was Satan; and he brought forth this evil one. And then, 'course, Adam knew his wife, certainly.
And yeah, maybe if you said like this. I would might say, taking myself, well, now, Rebekah was born, and after while come along...

L-705-69 I was reading one day the story of Joseph, and I was so thrilled at the story of Joseph. I got over in a little closet and knelt down up there in Minneapolis, and I said, "Lord God, how I thank You for a man like Joseph." And I thought, "If I... Wished I'd have named Billy Paul, 'Joseph,' after that great noble character." There's not one mark against him nowhere in the Bible, perfect type of Christ in every way. Thought, "How I would love..." I said, "Oh, if I had a boy, I'd name him Joseph."
And just then that Light came moving into the building and said, "You'll have a son and call his name Joseph."
I knew my wife, sure, she brought forth Sarah. Then I knew my wife and she brought forth Joseph. See what I mean? See, it had nothing to do with the first. God's promise was "Joseph"; Sarah come between that. Not placing Sarah in that kind of a predicament, but just to show you what I--what I mean. See? That... Sarah was God-sent, too. And so then we know that.

L-705-72 Now, but... See? God, when He passed the judgment upon Adam and Eve, she was already done the sin before He could pass the judgment. And listen, did you ever know that the first child was ever borned in the world was borned in sin, shaped in iniquity, come to the world speaking lies? The very first one that was ever born was born that way, because...
"And so what about Adam and Eve?" They wasn't born. They were created. See?
But the first child ever come was born in sin, so it has to be that line. "A man that's born of a woman is of few days and full of trouble." He's borned in sin. That's the reason he has to be reborned again (See?) by the Spirit, not by a spiritual thought; by spiritual birth (See?) that regenerates him, makes him a new creature. The first man was born was borned in sin.


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