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The chapter 'Qayin's Death through Lamekh' traces the generations of Shet after Adam and Chavah.
2
The Sethite descendants dwell upon the holy mountain and are instructed not to descend into the Cainite settlements.
3
The narrative identifies their set-apart communal identity with the language later rendered 'sons of Elohim.'
4
Qayin's line continues below, and the story of Lamekh shows violence returning upon the violent house.
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Each patriarch receives responsibility for the Cave, the altar, and the instruction of the fathers.