Where in the Bible does it say that Cain and Abel had twins sisters?

Answer 1

There is no Bible proof of this. In fact the account seems to be fairly clear that they were born at different times, that is, separate pregnancies.

Genesis 4:1-2 (King James Version)1And Adam knew Eve his wife; and she conceived, and bare Cain, and said, I have gotten a man from the LORD.

2And she again bare his brother Abel. And Abel was a keeper of sheep, but Cain was a tiller of the ground.

The 'again' would indicate a separate time, not a twin.

Another AnswerKayin(aka Cain) and Habel(aka Abel) may or may not have been twins, I think if it was important YAHVEH would have let us know.

But the word for Again is Yasephmeans Add like Yoseph-(aka Joseph meaning 'let him add') and yes it also means 'continue', BUT it also means 'conceive again' and many other words, so we can't just pick the one we want to pick.

Some people think Cain is from Satan because Eve was beguiled(tricked)-so nothing is further from the truth, as for as Chavah-(aka Eve) the Hebrew word for beguile is naw-saw and it means: to lead astray, that is, (mentally) to delude, or (morally) to seduce: - beguile, deceive, greatly, utterly etc.

NOT seduced physically as sex, and HaSatan-(aka the Devil) wasn't a serpent until after God punished him, no one knows what he looked like before, probably very nice.

Another AnswerThere is no Bible proof of this. The (original) Hebrew script is ambiguous and therefor it cannot be determined if Cain and Abel were twins or not. This is because that it says that Eve continued giving birth but it does not indicate if it was a direct continuation (twins) or a late continuation (regular siblings).

Answer 2

AnswerGenesis 4:1 tells of Cain's birth, then 4:2 says that Abel was born. On the KJV translation, it can not be ruled out that the author intended them to be twins, although the wording is "she again", rather than "she then" - suggesting much later. The NIV translation ("Later she gave birth to his brother Abel") says they were not twins.

AnswerThe Hebrew word used can mean 'increase, or 'add to'. It can also mean 'continued to', so it is not specified in any text what amount of time elapsed between the births so they may or may not have been twins since the text is silent on the issue. Given that the birth was an event worthy of note in other places in The Bible, it may suggest that they were not. All we know is that Cain was the oldest of the two.

Answer 3

Answer: Nowhere in the Bible is it stated that Cain and Abel had twin sisters.