From: andronicus451@gmail.com   
      
   Dear brother and sister,   
      
   A couple of days ago I spoke about Eve losing both sons in the same day,   
   as a consequence of choosing right and wrong for themselves.   
   At certain point, it did not seem wrong to Cain to slay his brother Abel   
   just because Abel's sacrifice to God Creator was accepted, and God didn't   
   even look at the Cain's sacrifice (from grain).   
      
   Abel chose his sacrifice from the best of his flock. We can guess that   
   Cain probably had not.   
      
   Why did Eve lose both sons in the same day?   
      
   Abel was obviously dead, but there was also a change in Cain because   
   of his act: he became spiritually dead because of his sin - even more than   
   Adam, Eve and  Abel. Cain started also to be afraid that anyone might   
   kill him. He did not walk free through the land - now he needed protection   
   and probably the body guards.   
      
   But none of this helped. God marked Cain with a mark not to be killed   
   in vengeance: it seems evident that the Creator wanted to give Cain   
   all the time in the world to repent and regret his doing. However, how   
   many sons and daughters Cain later had, they all perished in the Great   
   Deluge because of the inherited evil, taking most of the good people   
   with them.   
      
   Only Noah and seven with animals were saved in the Ark, as you probably   
   know. And they were not descendants of Cain, but of Shem, Adam's and   
   Eve's third son.   
      
   Killing a brother is a very bad offence in God's eyes. Even so the brotherly   
   nation.   
      
   Germans and French started Alliance for Coal and Steel less than twenty   
   years after WW2. This is probably because most of the Wermacht generals   
   had some nobility and chivalry and avoided unnecessary killing, murders   
   and destruction of art and historical monuments in Paris and France. We   
   know that they disobeyed direct Führer's order saying that it is no longer   
   possible to destroy certain sites and artifacts - in fact, they saw no military   
   value in destroying civilian infrastructure.   
      
   What we do can and will have serious impact on our children, on our   
   nation and on our offspring. The choices we made can lead to eventual   
   destruction of the nation as a consequence not of our enemies, but of   
   internal moral degradation and decline, just like with the descendants   
   of Cain, and later the superpowers of the Old Testament: Assyria and   
   Babylon, Media and Persia and the many alike.   
      
   From the righteous empires like Persia of the times of Babylon exile,   
   maybe some descendants remained, as the righteous seed. But   
   corrupt empires and nations like Assyria, Babylon, Canaanites, Philistines,   
   Sodom and Gomorrah are generally no more.   
      
   It was not because of their predestinations for destruction, for   
   God doesn't want nor hath pleasure in any of the deaths of the sinners   
   that sin (Ezekiel 18:32).   
      
   If you want to have a personal purge of your soul and in your life,   
   make a list of sins you have ever done and start confessing them   
   to the LORD, one by one.   
      
   Eventually, the sin confessed is promised to be forgiven by the faith   
   in God and the grace of God and the sacrifice on Golgotha.   
   For God is righteous to cleanse us from all sins we confess and purge   
   us from all unrighteousness (1 John 1:9).   
      
   All the frequent purges of the system failed, because the fault is   
   not in eliminating wrong people, but the wrong in us.   
      
   in Christ Jesus of Nazareth   
   Amen   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)