Genesis 5

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Genesis 5:3 says Adam had a son 'in his own likeness, after his own image.' How does this description compare with how Genesis 1:26-27 describes mankind's creation?

Genesis 1:26-27 and Genesis 5:3 both describe only animals, not humansGenesis 5:3 says Seth resembled God directly, bypassing Adam entirelyGenesis 1:26-27 describes man as bearing God's image; Genesis 5:3 describes Seth as bearing Adam's own image, showing the image is now passed on through a fallen fatherThe two passages use completely unrelated language with no meaningful comparison