Abel

Abel is a character in the first book of The Bible, Genesis. He is the second son of Adam and Eve.

History
Abel was born to Adam and Eve after their expulsion from the Garden of Eden as their second son, after Cain. He worked as a shepherd. Some time after his birth, Cain and Abel were bringing offerings to God. Abel brought the fatty portion of the firstlings of his flock, but Cain brought some fruit that he did not think he would want to eat, so he gave it to God as his offering. God liked Abel's offering, but he did not like Cain's. Cain became angry asked his brother to come into the field with him, where they were alone. There, Cain attacked Abel and killed him.