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The Book of Genesis In Review

Genesis: The Book of Beginnings Beginning: Humanity Beginning: Hebrews Four Events: Four People: Creation Fall Flood Babel Abraham Isaac Jacob Joseph

Genesis 5-8 Sin brings death (5:1-32); but Enoch walked with God (5:21-24) Sin brings destruction (6:1 - 8:22); but Noah walked with God (6:9)

Genesis 5-8 The consequences of sin are emphasized: death and destruction; but Enoch and Noah walked with God (see also 8:20) Lesson: God sees the light of righteousness in the midst of dark wickedness

Genesis 5-8 We will be rewarded for our light in the midst of darkness (Mt. 5:14-16; Lk. 11:33-36; Phil. 2:15-16) God sees and rewards our good works (Heb. 6:10)

Genesis 5-8 Sinners need to turn to the light from darkness (Acts 26:18)

Genesis 9 The blessing of Noah (9:1-17) The mistake of Noah (9:18-29)

Genesis 9 God’s blessing of Noah and covenant with Noah is emphasized Lesson: God keeps his promises and so should we

Genesis 9 God keeps his promises (Tit. 1:2; Heb. 6:18; 2 Pet. 3:9) We should keep our promises (Mt. 5:37; Jas. 5:12; Rom. 1:29)

Genesis 9 The mistake of Noah is emphasized (9:18-28) Lesson: A great fall can come after a great faith

Genesis 9 Solomon (1 K. 11), Peter (Mt. 16; Lk. 22:31-34; Gal. 2) Take heed lest you fall (1 Cor. 10:12; 2 Jn. 8)

Genesis 10-11 The nations divided (10:1-32) The cause of the nations divided (11:1-9)

Genesis 10-11 The dividing (10:5, 25, 32), spreading (10:17), or scattering (11:8-9) of the nations is emphasized along with the cause (11:1-9) Lesson: There’s a right and wrong way to make a name for yourself

Genesis 10-11 “Name” (11:4), Heb. shem, refers to the desire to be renown; have a reputation among men; be mighty (Gen. 6:4) They were divided by God for their pride, refusal to spread abroad (9:1, 7), and the possibility of their self-destruction (3:22)

Genesis 10-11 Are you trying to make a “name” for yourself (Prov. 27:2)? Are you letting God make a “name” for you (Gen. 12:2)? A “good name” is better than riches (Prov. 22:1; Esther 9:4)

Genesis 5-11 God sees our light in the midst of darkness God keeps his promises and so should we A great fall can come after a great faith There’s a right and wrong way to make a name for yourself