If you meant "He believe in God's existence", that is a given. God kept talking to him, even after he murdered Abel.
But when we talk about belief here, we are talking about "believing in God's instructions on how to approach him in faith".
God may have told him to offer an animal sacrifice before, but he did not follow that. When God reminded him again in Gen 4:6-7, he continue to refuse to follow.
But when we talk about belief here, we are talking about "believing in God's instructions on how to approach him in faith".
God may have told him to offer an animal sacrifice before, but he did not follow that. When God reminded him again in Gen 4:6-7, he continue to refuse to follow.
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