When Cain was sent off to the land of Nod, who did he marry?

Question

I followed the gene line in Genisis one time, you know all of the begots and stuff, and if I followed it correctly, which I think I did, then that means we are all decendants of Cain. If I followed it correctly, Cain was Noahs Grandfather. Who did Cain marry? Is it possible that he impregnated a monkey, and that that could have something to do with why they've came up with the theory of evolution? Please, don't get offended. If you've read and truely studued Genisis than you would also see where it talks about sons of God comeing into daughters of men.Some people interpret this to be Angels impregnating humans, but, what if it were actually humans impregnating animals? Sick I know, just a though I had. Would like some feed back.

Answer 1

Read Genesis 1:24-31 again and again until you realized that there was creation that happened before Adam and Eve. Notice how animals and livestocks were created according to their kinds.then on Gen.1:25 Read how God said let us make man in our image.....Gen. 1:27 God created man in his own image. In the image of man he created him; male and female he created them. ..NOTICE AGAIN:: animals and livestocks first, then male and female, no covenant except to be fruitful, increase in number fill the earth and subdue it. all beasts,birds of the air and all creatures that has breath of life in it..they weill share every green plant for food. that was the sixth day.
Gen 2:1-3 God finished his works and call it his rest day.
Gen. 2:4-21 will show the inconsistency because here it says that there were no shrubs, no plants, and no man to work on the ground. the Lord God formed the man and after that only he planted a garden in the east.....NOTICE ONCE MORE: The man first, then the garden where God put the man then next to him are livestocks, beasts of the fields and birds of the air. If you continue reading it you will find that Eve was formed later as compared to the sixth day when male and female.was created.You think there is inconsistency? None at all. There were some accounts that was ommitted to stand firm on the deception that Adam and Eve are the first people on earth so the people all over the earth could live in guillt for the sins of the Jews who only have the responsibility to answer for.
Then read Gen 4:13-15 You will notice how Cain was worried about being killed by anyone who sees him wandering on earth which only mean that there were people before them. You might asked how did we find it? Read Jeremiah 31:27 The days are coming declares the Lord, "when I will plant the house of Israel and the house of Judah, with the OFFSPRING OF MEN AND ANIMALS." this is the code of why there are people called the Gentiles and it is not true what they said in Gen.6 that they were angels who went down and took human from when they saw that the daughters of man were beautiful. The people of Adam and Eve are called the sons of God and daughters of men were the first people God created. Read Luke in his Genealogy of Jesus and you see how Adam was called the Son of God.
I hope I have helped and you heard it first probably from me. This not a personal interpretation this isjust a logical answer to your question.

Answer 2

Many Christians are baffled by the fact that the Bible tells us that Adam and Eve had only three sons, Cain, Abel and Seth. It then goes on to say that Cain murdered Abel and “…went out from the presence of the LORD, and dwelt in the land of Nod, on the east of Eden.” (Gen 4:16) In Nod he not only found a wife but built a city, which presumably he did not do alone. “…and he builded a city, and called the name of the city, after the name of his son, Enoch”. (Gen 4:17). Furthermore Adam and Eve did not give birth to Seth until after Cain murdered Abel and was banished to Nod. (Gen 4:25).

One of the main reasons this question perplexes most people is because they do not actually read the words of the text and assume that Cain found his wife in the land of Nod. But read the text again!

"And Cain went out from the presence of the LORD, and dwelt in the land of Nod, on the east of Eden. And Cain knew his wife; and she conceived, and bare Enoch: and he builded a city, and called the name of the city, after the name of his son, Enoch." (Genesis 4:16-17).

The Bible doesn't say that Cain found his wife in Nod. It says that he went to Nod and then “knew” his wife. . The word ‘knew’, means that Cain had sexual relations with his wife, who he could have been already married to when he left for Nod. (The word ‘knew’ is only used in some translations. The New American Standard Bible says “And Cain had relations with his wife…”) So… Where did Cain get his wife?

The Bible does tell us "after Seth was born, Adam lived 800 years," and it also tells us that "he had other sons and daughters." (Genesis 5:4 ).

In fact, the genealogy in Genesis 5 records that every descendant of Adam down to Lamech had "other sons and daughters," some born to men who were on the wrong side of 180 years. People up to this point in Biblical history had very long life spans thereby substantially increasing their childbearing years, which means there could have been a out-and-out population explosion in a relatively short period of time.

If Eve’s childbearing years were about 500 and they had their first child at about the age of 50 and another child every five years, it is not outside the realm of possibility that he had sisters from whom he picked a wife even before he left. However had he waited to marry until he was about 200 years old, he probably had more than a few women to choose from, some of whom could have left for Nod before he did. In fact the world's population could have approached a few billion by the time of Adam's death at the age of approximately 900, and at least 120,000 people could have been alive on earth within only a few hundred years. The math is simple….

Answer 3

Cain and Able were not the only sons (or daughters) of Adam and Eve. The book of Genesis also mentions Seth being one of their children. However, it never mentions who Cain married, we can only assume since Adam and Eve (and their subsequent children) were the only people having kids at the time that Cain married either his sister or his niece.

Answer 4

Cain married a sister of his...

as for the angels of God marrying the daughters of men.. that doesn't mean what you think it does.. it means that unbelievers were marrying believers, something God said not to do, they are unequally yoked. Angels were created as messengers, "they are neither marrying or given in marriage" (Jesus told the Pharisees) therefore they are unable to procreate. they are non-sexual beings. I suggest you do a study on angels.

Answer 5

Cain was NOT Noah's Grandfather.

Cain married (most likely, though she is not named) one of his sisters.

Adam & Eve had another son, Seth. It is by Seth's lineage that Noah came about. When the great flood killed all humans on earth, save for Noah and his clan, it was Seth's gene line that was saved...not Cain's.

Answer 6

I always heard that he married one of his sisters. Adam and Eve had more children. Cain and Able were not the only two, they were just the more well known two because of what they went through.

Answer 7

I belive evolution, after all, God created everything. That would include Science. I think that a jealous Lucifer saw God's creations and attempted to create his own - one being Cain's wife. That is why there is a huge jump in the evolution theory of man. Mixing DNA with one of God's creations would greatly change it.

Answer 8

Cain No doubt took a sister of his. No monkeying around. It is not humanly possible.

Answer 9

Good question. Some people think it was someone from a lost tribe.

Answer 10

Cain did not go to the land of Nod, he went and read this link; http://www.godisimaginary.com/index.htm