Takeaways
- The mark of Cain was a mark of protection, not a curse.
- Polygamy was allowed in the Old Testament, but it was not God's ideal.
- Humility is important in our relationship with God and others, while pride and self-righteousness can lead to destructive behavior.
- God's flexibility and compassion should not be mistaken for compromise or approval of sin.
- Generational effects can be seen in both godly and ungodly lineages.
00:00 Introduction and Bible Conference
02:25 The Mark of Cain
08:11 Polygamy in the Old Testament
36:23 Generational Effects
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