Question

question 18
what is cains reason for killing abel?

• he wants his wife
• he knows his brother is bad
• he is jealous
• he hates his job

Explanation:

In the biblical story of Cain and Abel, Cain killed Abel out of jealousy (envy) because God had regard for Abel's offering but not Cain's. Among the options, "He is jealous" (or "He is envious") aligns with this narrative. The other options (wanting his wife, thinking his brother is bad, hating his job) do not correspond to the biblical account of Cain's motive.

Answer:

The option "He is jealous" (assuming the third option in the list is labeled as such, e.g., if the options are: A. He wants his wife, B. He knows his brother is bad, C. He is jealous, D. He hates his job, then the answer is C. He is jealous)