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Seth Bible Study Guide

Seth

Seth

Third son of Adam and Eve, born after Abel's death; the line of promise continues through him.

Teaching prompt

Why does scripture trace the line of promise through Seth and not Cain?

Reflection

Where do you see God carrying His promises through quieter, less obvious people in your own family?

Points to Jesus

Luke 3:38 traces Jesus' human ancestry back through Seth to Adam, marking Seth as the first link in the line through which the promised Offspring of Genesis 3:15 would come.

Discussion questions

  1. Read Genesis 4:25–26. Why does Eve credit God specifically for Seth?
  2. Genesis 5 lists Seth's line; Genesis 4 listed Cain's. What differences do you notice between the two lines?
  3. How does Luke 3:38 frame Seth's place in the larger story?

Scripture

  • Genesis 4:25-26
  • Genesis 5:6-8
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