Vigilant Bible - Genesis 4:5-9

We learned that Kayin’s(Cain) poor offering actually made him depressed. The NIV literally added in dialogue for Kayin even though it’s not found in any of the scripture sources such as the septuagint, vulgate or the masoretic text. Also, “am I my brother’s keeper” is inaccurate and poorly translated.

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If you need help finding a good translation of the bible and the VB hasn’t been fully translated yet, then consider a Septuagint. Most orthodox Christians and Catholics use a Septuagint rather than an NIV or a KJV. Always look at genesis chapter 4:9… most bible translations are inaccurate and read “am I my brother’s keeper?”. The verse translated properly actually means “I’m not my brother’s guardian, am I?” The term used for guardian is “keep” as in a “castle keep”… it means “to guard”. “Keeper” alludes to some form of slave ownership, with which, is inaccurate.