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This is a screenshot taken by me from inside a game called 'Command & Conquer: Renegade'. This game is an 'EA Games' product. This image will be used in the article 'Brotherhood of Nod'. This image illustrates a point mentioned in the article. It is within EA Games' interest that this image is put online because it helps explain the history of an important faction in the 'Command & Conquer' universe. it also shows that EA Games has put effort into details and will only benefit the company's positive criticism.

The Hebrew text is from the Book of Genesis, Chapter 4, verse 4:
"... and as for Abel he also brought of the firstlings of his flock and from their choicest. God turned to Abel and his offering..."
The next verse (not shown here) reads: "...but to Cain and his offering He (God) did not turn."

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