Cain was very angry and his countenance fell when God did not respect his offering. He became resentful towards Abel, leading to murder.
Arnall, Jeremy, “11 What Worship Costs and What Love Requires” (AudioVerse teaching 45341).
The story of Cain's anger and resentment towards Abel, culminating in murder.
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