1. This chapter shows an immediate result of a new nature of man, death. Of these who are mentioned in Chapter 5 only 1 man doesn't die, rather is translated unto God - Enoch
2. Gen 1
2.1. Creation
2.2. Adam given Dominion
2.2.1. Creation is entrusted to Man
2.3. It was GOOD
2.3.1. Gen 1:28 "Be fruitful and multiply"
2.4. Only after creating Man and Woman was it "Very Good"
2.5. Gen 1:27 - It is important to understand that no matter the case, we are ALL made in the image of God, and should be treated thus.
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2.6. The TOledot Structure of Genesis
2.6.1. Gen 2:4 - Heaven and Earth
2.6.2. Gen 5:1 - Adam
2.6.3. Gen 10:1 - Noah Shem Ham and Jepeth
2.6.4. Gen 11:10 - Shem
2.6.5. Theres MORE - Look for them
3. Gen 2
3.1. Gen 2:4
3.2. Gen 2:24
3.2.1. See Eph 5:31
3.2.1.1. The strength of a marriage is found as early as Gen 2!!!
4. Gen 3
4.1. The Fall
4.2. Gen 3:15 - Protoevangelion
4.3. Be careful to think the Creation story is a metaphor as it implies that there was no Adam, there how can there be a second Adam?
5. Gen 4
5.1. Obviously we are introduced to Cain and Abel - Right after the fall, we readily encounter Murder. Sin is a result of the Fall. However, even after the Fall and now living deep in sin, there is still an acknowledgment of who God is through their sacrifice.
5.1.1. Hebrew 11:4
5.2. Gen 4:25 - The Birth of Seth gives us Hope as he begins a new lineage of Christ.
6. Gen 6 - 9
6.1. Increasing Corruption
6.2. Flood
6.3. God ALWAYS saves a remnant
6.4. Gen 9:2 - Be fruitful and multiply
6.5. Sons of Noah
6.5.1. Shem
6.5.2. Ham
6.5.3. Japeth
7. Gen 10
7.1. Table of Nations or the Toledot of Noah, Shem, Ham, and Japeth
7.2. Gen 10:32 - "from these Nations"
8. Gen 5
9. Gen 11
9.1. Tower of Babel
9.1.1. They want 2 things - A Name and a Common Area of Congregation
9.1.1.1. Adam was commanded to cover the earth, but God does it for them in Adams failure.
9.2. Gen 11:10 - Generations of Shem
9.2.1. Gen 11:26 - This ties Shem to Abraham
10. Gen 12
10.1. The Promise to Abraham
10.1.1. The wheels fell off in Chapter 3, and God helps put man back on track by offering a promise to Abram (Abraham).
11. Gen 13
11.1. Abraham and Lot Seperate
12. Gen 14
12.1. Abraham Saves Lot
12.2. The Mechelzidek Preisthood blesses Abraham
13. Gen 15
13.1. God offers Abraham a covenant - God promises Abraham a son! Unless there is someone to take up the blessing, the blessing means nothing!
13.2. God promises Abraham that wherever his feet go he or his heirs will inhabit it. This covenant is sealed with God himself passing through the divided carcasses of the sacrifices. He in effect is saying, if I don't keep my promise to you, may I also be divided.
14. Gen 16
14.1. Sarai and Hagar
14.1.1. Hagar's son, Ishmael, is NOT the son of the Promise!
15. Gen 17
15.1. God offers a covenant of Circumcision
15.1.1. Gen 17:12 - Non-Hebrews can be involved into the promise, through their faith in the rite of circumcision
15.2. God speaks to Abraham regarding his promise to him in a past tense. God then changes Sarai's name to Sarah, and is promised a child to fulfill the promise without Human interaction
16. Gen 18
16.1. Isaac is promised
16.2. Abraham pleads God to save Sodom
16.2.1. Rom 3:10
16.2.2. There is none found righteous
17. Gen 19
17.1. Sodom is obliterated!!! (Lot's wife becomes the worlds first saltlick)
18. Gen 21
18.1. Isaac is Born - The son of the original Abrahamic Covenant
18.2. Abraham is 100 years old when Isaac is born
19. Gen 22
19.1. Sacrifice of Isaac
19.1.1. The bizarre idea of this is that God has already promised Isaac would be the recipient of Abraham's promise, now God is asking for Abraham to kill his only son.
19.1.2. This was a test of Abrahams faith
19.1.3. This scripture clearly foreshadows the provision from God of his only begotten Son, Jesus. Jesus was the replacement sacrifice for our sins
19.1.4. Heb 11:19
20. Gen 25
20.1. Toledote - Gen 25:19 - The Generations of Isaac
21. Gen 26
21.1. Gen 26:3 - The promise is transferred to Isaac
21.2. God repeatidly says he is the God of Abraham Isaac and Jacob
22. Gen 29
22.1. Gen 29:31
23. Gen 34
23.1. The story of Dinah being defiled
24. Gen 32
24.1. Gen 32:28 - Jacobs name is changed to Israel
25. Gen 36
25.1. The Toledote of Esau
26. Gen 37-51
26.1. The Joseph Narative
27. Gen 38
27.1. The story of Judah and Tamar
27.1.1. Ruth 4
27.1.1.1. Ruth 4 offers a Toledote which traces David back to Perez who was born of Tamar through the sinfulness of Judah