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Yahweh's protective mark after Cain argues that banishment will make him vulnerable to killing.
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mark of Cain
Yahweh's protective mark after Cain argues that banishment will make him vulnerable to killing.
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The mark of Cain is interpreted as Yahweh's protective response after Cain argues that banishment will expose him to death.
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"...Cain okay I will put a mark on you the mark of Cain and if anyone touches you then I will punish that person."
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"I will protect you okay? And this is again God showing remorse and regret for what he's done. Because God knows in his heart..."
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