But unto Cain and to his offering he had not respect. And Cain was very wroth, and his countenance fell.
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Verse 5 is found in chapter 4 of Genesis. The story of Cain and Abel introduces conflict between brothers. The events show how jealousy and anger can lead to violence, while God’s response to Cain develops themes of responsibility and judgment.
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aber Kain und sein Opfer sah er nicht gnädig an. Da ergrimmte Kain sehr, und seine Gebärde verstellte sich.
Mas no miró propicio a Caín y a la ofrenda suya. Y ensañose Caín en gran manera, y decayó su semblante.
pero no miró con agrado a Caín ni a su ofrenda. Caín se enojó mucho, y su semblante decayó.
mais il ne porta pas un regard favorable sur Caïn et sur son offrande. Caïn fut très irrité, et son visage fut abattu.
Ma non riguardò a Caino, nè alla sua offerta; onde Caino si sdegnò grandemente, e il suo volto fu abbattuto
Mas para Caim e para a sua oferta não atentou. E irou-se Caim fortemente, e descaiu-lhe o semblante.
卻看不中 該隱 和他的供物。 該隱 就非常生氣,沉下臉來。
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