Genesis: Reliability of Text, Outlines and Time Charts (Chonological).

Spring 2003 Genesis Class Lesson #1

Questions        Answers

Lesson #1

Introduction to Genesis

Questions


1• Geographical Outline: Fill in the chart (3 regions and Genesis references).

2• The outline titles match the above chart. Please fill in blanks.

                                    Title of Outline                                  Key figures in sections.

1) P______________ of ___________ ____________.     {Adam to ___________}

2) P______________ of ___________ ____________.     { __________ to Jacob}

3) P______________ of ___________ ____________.     {__________ and brothers}


3• Please spell correctly the
5 books of the Pentateuch.1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
4• Genesis 5 and ______ both have a list of ________ generations.


5• List the 3 sections to Hebrew OT Canon: _____________, ______________ and __________________.


6• Draw lines to match the 6 ways to look at Genesis in the context of the whole Bible.

Lesson #1                                Introduction to Genesis

Answers

1• Geographical Outline: Fill in the chart (3 regions and Genesis references).

2• The outline titles match the above chart. Please fill in blanks.
Babylonia
Genesis 1-11
Preservation of the Godly Line
Adam
Noah
Palestine
Genesis 12-36
Provision of God's Promise
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Egypt
Genesis 37-50
Protection of God's People
Joseph
Joseph's Brothers
3• Spell correctly the five books of Law, Pentateuch or Torah: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy.
4• Genesis 5 and 11 both have a list of 10 generations.
5• List the 3 sections to Hebrew OT Canon: Law , Prophets andWritings.
• List 3 of 6 unifying themes of Genesis:

Genes: coded truth

Plot: like a good novel carefully introduces characters

Seeds: seeds of truth scattered in Genesis

History: 'His story' unlocks ancient history

Prophecy: predicts future events

Foundations: provides necessary understanding for sucessful life.


The Genesis Index

Genesis Introduction:  Introduction to Genesis |  Outline and Genealogies  |  Genesis' Chronologies (5 & 11) |   Unified Themes of Genesis
Genesis 1-2:3:   The Worship of the Creator |  The Meaning of Creation  |  Creation Lessons on God.  |  God and the World's Religions
Genesis 2:4-17:    Preparation for Man (Genesis 2:4-6) |  Creation of Man (Gen. 2:7, 1:26-27) |  Purpose for Man (Genesis 2:8-17)
Genesis 2:18-25: The Foundations of Marriage
Genesis 3:1-13: The Fall of Man | Temptation (Genesis 3:1-6) | The Fall (Genesis 3:7-13) | Questions 3:1-6 | Questions 3:7-13
Genesis 5-9: Genesis Flood | Genesis 05 Genealogical Chart
Genesis 10-11: Noah's Sons| Questions | History Genesis 10:6-11 | Tower of Babel Genesis 11:1-9 | Questions | Culture Genesis 11
Genesis 12-22:   The Call: Genesis 12.1The Promises: Genesis 12.2-3  |  The Means: Genesis 15The Testing: Genesis 22
Genesis 12-16: Introduction |   Place Detour: Genesis 12:10-20; 20 |  Person Detour: Genesis 12:13-14Procedure Detour: Genesis 16-17
Genesis 14:1-24: Three Steps to Spiritual Growth | #1 Observe | #2 Utlilitize | #3 Secure
Genesis 18-19: Cultural Woes of Sodom | Appearing to Abraham | Visit to Sodom | Debate of Homosexuality and Sodom
Genesis 21-26: Isaac's Model for Godly Marriages
Genesis 27-36: Genesis 27-36 Jacob's Life of Faith
Genesis 25-37: Influence of Sin | God and Man's Sin | Understanding Man's Sin Nature | Understanding Jacob's Sins
Genesis 37-50: Joseph’s Dillusonment | Genesis 42-47:12: The Big Picture | Conclusion | The Reason


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