RE: DAILY WALK WITH GOD 10 - IN-DEPTH STUDY OF CAIN & ABEL PART 1

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DAILY WALK WITH GOD 10 - IN-DEPTH STUDY OF CAIN & ABEL PART 1

in forgodsglory •  7 years ago 

great. God bless you for this exposé. But I'm not quite clear about this part 👇

The word sin is "female". This is proving the point above that God did not point to sin, but to a person.

It's true that Hebrew words, not only name but sometimes ordinary verbs and pronouns even have masculine and feminine gender but how can a word "desire" mean "hers" s OK nice every word has a masculine and feminine gender?
Can we make that conclusion about every word in the bible, by drawing conclusion that they refer to human?

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The Hebrew terms used in this verse are exactly the same ones spoken to Eve in Genesis 3:16. These are from the root words tashuwqah, translated "desire," and mashal, translated "rule over." Despite sin's "desire" for control over him, Cain must "rule over" his temptations and not give in.