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An Overview of Genesis | Dr. Stephen Conley

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Text: Genesis 1:1

Introduction: Why Study Genesis?

  • It sets the foundation for the rest of the Bible.
  • It gives us the purpose of God for mankind.
  • It describes the origin and effects of sin.
  • It anticipates God’s answer to our problem of sin, a seed coming through the line of Abraham.
  • It describes the origin of the nation of Israel and the Promised Land.
  • It reveals the character of God to us.

The Historical Background of Genesis

  • Genesis is a book of beginnings, and the first of the five books of the Pentateuch.
  • Genesis was penned by Moses while the children of Israel were in the wilderness.

The Thematic Structure of Genesis

  • Genesis 1-11 sets the foundation in broad terms of how the world was made and the fall of man. (wide angle lens)
  • Genesis 12-50 focuses on the family of Abraham and how God’s promise will be fulfilled to send redemption to His people. (zoom lens)

The Creator God of Genesis (Genesis 1:1)

  • Our God is the mighty and everlasting Creator and Sustainer of all things, and we are accountable to Him as His creation.
  • Our response to God should be one of worship and submission, where He is exalted.
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Text: Genesis 1:1

Introduction: Why Study Genesis?

  • It sets the foundation for the rest of the Bible.
  • It gives us the purpose of God for mankind.
  • It describes the origin and effects of sin.
  • It anticipates God’s answer to our problem of sin, a seed coming through the line of Abraham.
  • It describes the origin of the nation of Israel and the Promised Land.
  • It reveals the character of God to us.

The Historical Background of Genesis

  • Genesis is a book of beginnings, and the first of the five books of the Pentateuch.
  • Genesis was penned by Moses while the children of Israel were in the wilderness.

The Thematic Structure of Genesis

  • Genesis 1-11 sets the foundation in broad terms of how the world was made and the fall of man. (wide angle lens)
  • Genesis 12-50 focuses on the family of Abraham and how God’s promise will be fulfilled to send redemption to His people. (zoom lens)

The Creator God of Genesis (Genesis 1:1)

  • Our God is the mighty and everlasting Creator and Sustainer of all things, and we are accountable to Him as His creation.
  • Our response to God should be one of worship and submission, where He is exalted.
  continue reading

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