In Genesis 4:14, what does Cain lament about being hidden from?
God's presence
The eyes of men
His family
His past
The eyes of men
His family
His past
God's presence
Genesis 4:14 - Cain expresses his distress over being hidden from God's presence, symbolizing his spiritual isolation and vulnerability.
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