Book, Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I,  7, 5|     and animal, represented by Cain, Abel, and Seth. These three
 2    I, 27, 3| opposition to the truth,--that Cain, and those like him, and
 3    I, 30, 9|       of each other, and begat Cain, whom the serpent, that
 4    I, 31, 1|      Others again declare that Cain derived his being from the
 5  III, 23, 4|                  These act] as Cain [did, who], when he was
 6   IV, 18, 3|   respect unto the offering of Cain, because his heart was divided
 7   IV, 18, 3|    themselves jealousy like to Cain; therefore they slew the
 8   IV, 18, 3|       of the Word, as did also Cain. For [God] said to him, "
 9   IV, 18, 3|     who worketh not evil--when Cain was by no means at rest,
10    V, 14, 1|        the world], God said to Cain, when he had slain his brother, "