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Famous Mothers in the Bible - #3
Mothers of the Bible - Question 3 of 6
Cain killed his brother Able. Who was their mother?
Hannah
Sapphira
Eve
Hannah was childless into her old age. She prayed and God allowed her to give birth. Hannah was the mother of the prophet Samuel. Read about her in the book of 1 Samuel.
She came to a bad end. You can read about her and her husband Ananias in the book of Acts. Chapter 5 Verses 1 through 11.
Yes, poor woman. She was the first woman and the mother of all the living but her son committed the first murder. Able was dead and Cain was sentenced to wander the world, but fortunately she and Adam had other children.
You are doing great! Now go on to
question four.
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