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We only see God clothed them in skins. There's no mention of a sin offering.

In John 6 there's all the disciples of Jesus who came and followed but in chapter 6 all but the 12 left. So they come but not all stay. Hence the whoever.

Jesus said whoever comes. God so loved the world that whoever believes will be saved. Same meaning.

No, whoever is only used about who comes that the Father has given to Him.

And we see no request from God for sin offering but they do it willingly.

No He said the Father gave Him all but He said only whoever comes He will never cast out.

But Jesus said and clarified whoever comes He doesn't say all will.

Read this verse correctly. The Father gives the Son people to come to Him. But the whoever comes indicates if they choose to come then they will.

And still in Genesis Cain and Abel offered sacrifice without God commanding it and men suddenly began to think about God after the birth of Seth's son without God coming onto the scene and instructing man. They simply did it because they wanted to do it.

Context should be mentioned here since Jesus said He knew many did not believe in Him to begin with. So actually Jesus gave 2 opposing views that back up one clear message. Number one, many did not believe to begin with. Number two, one only comes by invitation. One shows free will and the...

Amen!

From Genesis Chapters 4 to 6 we see both Cain and Abel offering sacrifice to God and nowhere is it listed God instructed them to do so. After the birth of Seth's son the Bible specifically informs us that man began calling upon the name of the Lord. And there is no mention of God making...