The account in Genesis does not have a single list of all of Adam's offspring, or a manifest of his decendants. We read about Adam's children as they are born in the text of the account. We first read of Abel at Genesis 4:2, and then we continue to read of his dealings with his brother Cain, including Cain's murder of Abel in Genesis chapter 4. What you may be referrring to is John chapter 3, verses 23-38, which is actually the geneology of Jesus, not Adam. It traces Jesus ancestry all the way back to Adam through another of Adam's sons, Seth.
Adam is the father of Cain and Abel according to the Bible.
No. Abel was killed by Cain, his brother and so Adam and Eve had another son by the name of Seth. This is the line of Jesus. The genealogy that names Seth as a very early ancestor of Jesus can be found in Luke 3:23-38.
Adam and Adam was the first man Genesis 4:1-2 And Adam knew Eve his wife; and she conceived, and bare Cain, and said, I have gotten a man from the LORD. And she again bare his brother Abel. And Abel was a keeper of sheep, but Cain was a tiller of the ground.
Adam.
Cain and Abel were the only two sons of Adam and Eve in the Bible. Cain killed his brother Abel and was forced to wander the earth.ANOTHER ANSWER:The "third son" of Adam recorded in the Bible was "SETH." But Adam's genealogy doesn't detail an exact number of Cain and Abel's MANY OTHER BROTHERS:"When Adam was 130 years old, his son Seth was born, and Seth was the very image of his father. After the birth of Seth, Adam lived another 800 years, and HE HAD OTHER SONS AND DAUGHTERS." (Gen.5:3-4 NLT New Living Translation)The only question that remains is: "How many children [sons and daughters; brothers and sisters of Cain and Abel] is it possible for a man have in the course of 800 years?"
Adam.
Cain was not in the blood line of Jesus. Cain and Abel were sons of Adam and Eve. Cain killed Abel and Cain went to the land of Nod. Adam and Eve had another son by the name of Seth (Genesis 4:25-26.) You will find Seth in the genealogy found in Luke 3:23-38).
Cain and Abel were the sons of Adam and Eve. Cain killed his brother Abel out of jealousy and anger.
Cain and Abel.
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Abels father was Adam.
The son that Adam and Eve had other than Abel was Cain, and Cain did not "replace" Abel, he merely killed his own brother out of jealousy of the love of the Lord.