GENESIS Without The Book of Genesis, the knowledge of God's creation would have gone untold. The events that occur in this text of origins span over 2,000 years.

Genesis means origin, the beginning of the world, the human race and civilization, of sin, of the promise of salvation through Christ and the beginning of the nations. The book describes the position of man in the universe and his relationship with The Creator. It also declares God's first laws for humankind and divines sin and godly righteousness. The Scriptures establishes major themes that are seen throughout the entire Bible. Genesis is seen as the first part of the collection of 5 books called The Law.

MAIN POINTS
§ Creation
§ The Fall
§ The Flood
§ The Tower of Babel
§ God's Covenant with Abraham
§ Joseph and his family live in Egypt.

Ø CHOSEN BIBLICAL SCRIPTURE

Unlike God, people are restricted to their own territory and regions but The Living God is not confined or limited by boundaries of any kind. This verse is confident response that reaffirms the Lord is the helper of believers. There is safety and guidance with God. He personally guarantees that His presence is with His people.

It is reassuring to know God is concerned about His people individually. He is the One True Sovereign over all that exists and reveals His person and nature. God's initiative highlights His relationships with mankind and He exercises His unlimited freedom to provide, pledging His care and faithfulness.

God proves He is faithful by willingly keeping His promises, which is one of the great themes throughout the Book of Genesis. God promises to protect mankind. This promise assures believers that God is sovereign over the past and the future.

Genesis introduces the problem of sin and evil and the revealing of the solution to that problem.

§ CHRIST SEEN IN THE BOOK OF GENESIS

The Creator, The Beginning, Christ is the seed of Woman. Christ is interpreted and understood as an historical fact in the lives of Adam, Abel, Noah and the ark of salvation, Melchizedek, Isaac as Abraham's only Son and Joseph.

Unlike God, people are restricted to their own territory and different regions, as are all heathen gods. But God, The One and Only True God, is not confined or limited by boundaries of any kind.

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