Without the shedding of blood there is no forgiveness of sins (Hebrews 9:22). Cain knew what God’s required sacrifice was.
Adam and Eve had other sons and daughters (Genesis 5:4). Today, after thousands of years of genetic deterioration, it is no longer safe for close relatives to marry, but in those days there was no risk of genetic disease in the offspring of siblings.
No, not all of Noah’s relatives laughed at him. His three sons and their wives didn’t laugh at him. Methuselah and Jared probably didn’t laugh at him either, though they died before Noah’s work was complete.
Every day? No! Noah sent out a dove three times, seven days apart each time. The first time the dove returned. The second time the dove returned with a sprig of fresh leaves in its beak. The third time the dove did not return.
Your meme says “Esau just wanted to see his brother and reconcile”. I disagree. I think Jacob just wanted to see his brother and reconcile, while Esau was tending towards vengefulness and required placating, which Jacob managed to achieve with timely gifts sent in advance of their meeting.
No! Joseph was a slave of Potiphar, not of Potiphar’s wife! And Joseph rejected her advances not because he was gay but because of loyalty to Potiphar and to God—Joseph was not willing to betray the trust that Potiphar had given him in putting him in charge of his household, nor to disobey God’s commands against adultery.
Communism?! Bru wat u smokin.