LAMEQUE: o cego que matou CAIM 7 gerações depois (a lenda rabínica)

Before Jesus said "seventy-seven times" in Matthew 18, a man named Lamech had already uttered that same phrase—only in reverse. Lamech is the seventh from Adam in the lineage of Cain. Almost no one tells his story. But in just four verses, Genesis 4 reveals a man who brought his two wives together, confessed to murder, and sang of vengeance as poetry. And rabbinic tradition goes further: it recounts that it was Lamech, old and blind, who killed Cain himself—unintentionally—guided by the sight of his son Tubal-cain during a hunt. In this episode, we explore the three currents that the ancient text delivers: — The forgotten genealogy of Cain and his four sons, founders of civilization (shepherding, music, metallurgy) — The Song of the Sword (Genesis 4:23-24) — the first poetry recorded in the Bible, and the first threat — The parallel between Lamech (seventh from Adam in the lineage of Cain) and Enoch (seventh from Adam in the lineage of Seth) — two men, same genealogical position, opposite destinies: one sank in blood, the other was taken up by God CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro 00:10 Hook: the man who sang to kill 00:30 Lamech, the seventh from Adam 01:00 The forgotten genealogy in four verses 02:52 The first biblical polygamy: Adah and Zillah 04:35 The four sons: tents, harp and iron 06:34 The Song of the Sword (Genesis 4:23-24) 08:30 Lamech kills Cain — the rabbinic tradition 10:42 Jesus answers Lamech (Matthew 18:21-22) 12:20 Two sevenths: Lamech and Enoch 13:25 Closing SOURCES AND TRADITIONS CITED — Genesis 4:17-24 (canonical biblical text) — Midrash Tanchuma (rabbinic compilation) — Genesis Rabbah 23 (ancient rabbinic tradition) — Yalkut Shimoni (identification of Naamah as Noah's wife) — Matthew 18:21-22 (Jesus' parallel) — Commentators: Kenneth Bailey, R. T. France (deliberate inversion of Lamech-Jesus) ▶️ SEE ALSO LILITH — the first woman the Bible erased:    • Lilith — a primeira mulher que a Bíblia ap...   Ancient Scrolls. No dogma. No judgment. Just the scrolls. 🔔 Subscribe to follow biblical stories that no one told you — a new scroll every week. 💬 What forgotten biblical story would you like to see explored here? Tell us in the comments. #Lamech #Genesis4 #AncientScrolls #Cain #RabbinicalLegend