Kain an Abel
I’m curious, when I was a kid I had a book of bible stories, and I remember being totally fascinated by the story of Kain and Abel. In my recollection Abel tended the vegetables and God was pleased with him. That made so much sense to me, that the work of tending the garden was much more humble, and so that sacrifice was not expected to be better, but God preferred it. That made Kain feel cheated of his glory, and that made him murder his brother. This story has been with me for years after, and was in the background of my reasoning for becoming a vegetarian at 16. fast forward many years, I come to find that the story goes that Abel tended the sheep, and God preferred that sacrifice. And that does not make sense to me at all. This is the clearest Mandela effect I recall.. Have any of you heard of anybody remembering this story the same way I do?