Some brothers are like Cain and Abel. Other brothers can fight with each other and get along. — Anthony Scaramucci Copy Share Image
“You'll never think of the old Cain and Abel battle the same way. Day's gripping, compelling, and kick-ass Eve of Darkness will… — Toni McGee Causey Copy Share Image
Desert Eagles, they twins, I call em Cain and Abel. Hundred K in my pocket, that shit as thick as a Bible. — Young Jeezy Copy Share Image
“Although the last enemy might be death, in long and sad police experience, the first enemy could usually be found, Cain and… — Catherine Aird Copy Share Image
Threw the roof off this bitch like we just had a tornado. Desert Eagles, they twins, I call em Cain and Abel. — Young Jeezy Copy Share Image
What always strikes me in the story of Cain and Abel is how often the word "brother" is used. Cain killed his… — Allan Boesak Copy Share Image
“The word “brotherhood" is, to be sure, a fine word, but we oughtn't to forget its ambiguity. The first pair of brothers… — Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger Copy Share Image
“Since the time of Cain and Abel, family disputes have been marked by the irrational and impulsive decision of those involved, the… — Sara G. Forden Copy Share Image
Literature more often tells the story of impulses we don't act on than of ones we do. I could joke about the… — Howard Jacobson Copy Share Image
I challenge anyone to tell me that there isn’t evil in this world. From the days of Cain and Abel we know… — Taya Kyle Copy Share Image
I just felt like Ethel was such a prim and proper and poised, womanly, matronly, old American name. It felt so stiff… — Ethel Cain Copy Share Image
I may be a descendant of Seth. I say to myself, What does [the story of Cain and Abel] teach me? So… — Elie Wiesel Copy Share Image
The gods were bored and so they created man. Adam was bored because he was alone, so Eve was created. Thus boredom… — Soren Kierkegaard Copy Share Image
Take the story of Cain and Abel. Why were we given that story? Scientifically, you may have an explanation for it, but… — Elie Wiesel Copy Share Image
“Was his brother’s name Cain?’ asked Tom. Hatty pretended not to have heard him. This was particularly irritating to Tom, as it… — Philippa Pearce Copy Share Image
“Positivist man is a curious creature who dwells in the tiny island of light composed of what he finds scientifically "meaningful," while… — William Barrett Copy Share Image
How can I begin to tell you how much I miss you without using those three common words that can't even start… — Anonymous Copy Share Image
“And I read something else," Jacob goes on. "There was this discussion of the story of Cain and Abel, from the Bible.… — Adam Gidwitz Copy Share Image
![“I may be a descendant of Seth. I say to myself, What does [the story of Cain and Abel] teach me? So I go back to all the interpretations in the Talmud, which to me are a source of pleasure and joy. Then I say, maybe this story is not for then; maybe it's for now! It's possible for brothers to kill…” quote by Elie Wiesel](https://sms4smile.com/q/img-quotes/6f8/elie-wiesel-341_abel_i-may-be-a-descendant-of-seth-i-say-to-m_1573158.jpg)
