Did Adam and Eve have other children besides Cane and Abel?

Answer 1

Quoting from the New King James Version of the Bible...

"...And Adam lived one hundred and thirty years, and begot a son in his own likeness, after his image, and named him Seth. After he begot Seth, the days of Adam were eight hundred years; and he begot sons and daughters." - Genesis 5: 3-4

So the answer is yes...

Answer 2

The Books of Adam and Eve claim that Eve bore two sets of twins. Cain and his sister Luluwa, and three years later, Able and his sister Aklia (ch74, v 6-8, and ch75, v 11). Of course, Eve bore another son, Seth, sometime after the murder of Able when he was 12.

According to the Second Book of Adam and Eve, "As for Adam, he knew not his wife Eve, all the days of his life; neither was born any more offspring of them; but only those five..." (ch2, v 8).

Answer 3

Yes: Genesis 4:25 Seth.

Answer 4

After they were removed from the garden, Adam was forced to work for his food for the first time. He and Eve had three children named in Genesis: Cain, Abel, and Seth. The Book of Jubilees names two of his daughters: Azura, who married her brother Seth, and Awan, who married her brother Cain. Both Genesis and Book of Jubilees state that Adam had other children, but those other children are unnamed.

Answer 5

"The fifth chapter of Genesis begins with a very important episode - the formal establishment of Adam's family organization. It begins with a book, a book of remembrance or genealogy, entitled "The Book of the Generations of Adam." It begins, "In the day the Gods set apart [bara-we are being very literal here] Adam in the likeness of the Gods [bi-dmuth elohim] he made him. Male and female he set them apart, and gave them a blessing, and gave them their names as Adam, in the day he set them apart." (See Genesis 5:1-3.) Next comes Seth in the proper line of Adam, and the patriarchal line follows. The preceding chapter tells of the division into Cainites and Sethites, and it is significant that the line of Cain is omitted from the genealogy of Adam. The book of Moses tells of multitudes of Adam's children born before Cain and Abel (Moses 5:12, 16). They had followed Satan by choice and were disqualified as sons of God. We read in Moses: "And unto thy brethren have I given commandment, that they should choose me, their Father -But behold, their sins shall be upon the heads of their fathers; Satan shall be their father." (Moses 7:33, 37.) Those who accepted the covenant were called sons of God and also the sons of Adam: "And this is the genealogy of the sons of Adam, who was the son of God." (Moses 6:22.) Only those qualify as Bene-Adam who are still in the covenant. Bene-Adam, however, is the normal Jewish word for human beings. "

Answer 6

Does everyone actually believe that the bible is to be taken literally?
I mean come on, isn't it sick that we are bred from incest! Doesn't' that make being a Christian hypocritical?

On a very serious note, we must turn to metaphors and mathematics: "Adam" and "Eve" represent the X and Y chromosome of the human race; when you "break" off a "piece" of one, you get the other:Metaphor for the truth.

Answer 7

yah, his name wuz Shase and he wuz the father Enosh and the grandfather of Kanun.

the line from Adam to Noah:
Adam
Shase
Enosh
Kanun
Mihalelel
Yered
Chanoch
Misushelech (who lived 969 years)
Lemech
Noah

Answer 8

Yes.

Cordially,
John

Answer 9

Yes they hads other children but off hand i can't remember.

Answer 10

this is probably just a story to bring about how good and evil are brothers.just have to separate one from the other just like God separated his bad side into Satan,...