Table of Contents
Genesis
Genesis means beginnings, and it earns the name: the world, marriage, sin, death, the first promise of a Redeemer, the Flood, the nations, and the family through which every later promise runs, all inside one book.
These studies go chapter by chapter, the same way the rest of the Bible section does.
List Of Articles
- Where Everything Begins (Genesis 1-3) — Creation, the fall, and the first promise of a Redeemer.
- Two Lines, A Flood, And A Tower (Genesis 4-11) — Two lines, a flood, and a tower — the pathway of evil traced through the table of nations.
- Get Thee Out (Genesis 12-13) — a call with no destination named, a famine that sends him to Egypt, and the separation from Lot that saves the covenant
- A Priest Of The Most High God (Genesis 14-15) — Lot rescued by night, bread and wine from a king with no genealogy, and a covenant sealed while Abram sleeps
- The God Who Sees Me (Genesis 16-17) — a servant fled to the wilderness and named by God there, and the covenant sign cut into every male in the household
- Is Any Thing Too Hard For The LORD? (Genesis 18-19) — three visitors, a laugh overheard, and the last righteous family pulled out of a city about to burn
- God Remembered Abraham (Genesis 20-21) — the same old lie told to a second king, and the long-promised laughter finally born
