He either married his sister or a close relative.
Genesis 4 verse 17 says he took his wife and had a son Enoch. The name and origin of his wife is unknown; presumably she was either one of his sisters or possibly a niece.
Adem and Eve. During that time female births were not recorded nor mentioned.
He took one of his sisters.(Genesis 5:4)
Cain is the son of Adam and Eve in the Holy Bible. Cain and his wife had a son and his name was Enoch. The bible records years of lineage from Adam and Eve and that includes Cain.
You won't. According to the Bible Cain was the son of Adam and Eve. Genesis 4:1 says,"And Adam knew Eve his wife; and she conceived, and bare Cain, and said, I have gotten a man from the LORD."
Zillah was the wife of Lamech in the Bible, mentioned in the book of Genesis. She was the mother of Tubal-Cain and Naamah and was a descendant of Cain.
After Eve, the next woman mentioned in the Bible is the unnamed wife of Cain (Genesis 4:17).
The bible does not say that Cain was black.
AnswerIf we read the Bible literally, Cain's wife must have been his sister. It should be surprising that marriage between siblings became so widely taboo, across all cultures and regions.
Your question presupposes that Cain's wife came from the land of Nod. However, the Bible doesn't say that Cain's wife came from the land of Nod. What the bible says about the land of Nod, Genesis 4:16, doesn't mention Cain's wife--only that Cain went to live in the Land of Nod. What the bible says about Cain's wife, Genesis 4:17, doesn't mention the land of Nod, only that Cain and his wife had a son named Enoch, and built a city named after him. However, the question of where Cain found a wife can be answered logically and scripturally. From scripture, Genesis 1-5, we find that Adam was the first man created, that a woman was then created and named Eve, that Adam and Eve had many children including Cain, and that Eve was the mother of all living. Given that Eve was the mother of all living, she was therefore the mother of Cain's wife, who would therefore have also been Cain's sister. A side note is that no prohibition on sibling marriage appears until later in the law, and, indeed, given that there was one and only one family in existence, for that family to multiply and populate the world would have required marriage that by later standards would have been seen as incestuous.
The cast of The Wife of Cain - 1913 includes: Helen Gardner as Save - the Wife of Cain
Cain is a Bible name
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The bible mentions Seth, but not all the others. He either married a sister or a close relative.
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