I.   Introduction to Genesis

I.      Day One (1:3-5)

II.     Day Two (1:6-8)

III.   Day Three (1:9-13)

IV.    Day Four (1:14-19)

V.     Day Five (1:20-23)

VI.    Did God created the universe in six 24-hour days? Three views.

I.     The creation of the animals (1:24-25).

II.    God’s plan for man- “let us make man” (1:26).

III.   God’s pattern for man- “in our image” (1:27).

IV.    The colossal implications of the “Imago Dei.”

V.     Application:

I.     Man is created both Male and Female (1:27)

II.    Man is to fill the earth (1:28)

III.   Man is to steward and subdue the earth (1:28)

IV.   Man is to live in the “good” of the gospel (1:31)

I.     Day Seven-Genesis 2:1-3.

II.    What is the significance of the Sabbath?

III.  Ten significant themes from the first week of creation.

I.      Intro and recap.

II.    The Four Views of Creation.

The Gap View.

The Day-Age View.

The Framework View.

The Literal Six-Day View.

1.    Setting the Stage: three quick technical issues
      a.)   “These are the generations of…”; used 11 times by Moses

      b.)    Is the order of creation different in chapter two?

      c.)    Theme of chapter two: God’s extraordinary provision for man

I.     Men And Women Are Created As Equal (Gen. 1:27; 2:21-23).

II.    Men And Women Are Created As Different (2:18-23).

III.   God Brings Them Together In Marriage (2:24-25).

I.   The Passage- Shame, Guilt, and Blame (3:7-13)

 a.   The Shame (3:7)

 b.   The Guilt (3:8-10)
 c.    The Blame (3:11-13)

II.  The Big Picture- Sin, Separation, and Total Inability.

I.     Serpent (3:1)

II.    Temptation (3:2-6)

III.   Death (3:7)

IV.   Gospel

Paradise Gained - 2:8-17
Paradise Lost -  3:14-24

I.   The Serpent - v. 14
II.  The Serpent & the Woman:  Perpetual Conflict

 A.  Between Good & Evil - v. 15

 B.  Protevangelium:  First Good News

III. The Woman & Childbirth - v. 16

I.     The Way of Cain.

II.    The Way of Abel.

III.   The Way of God.

IV.    Application:

 a.     Application for the Nation of Israel.

I.   “Overview of the narrative - Only two classes of
people in this world;
  a.    Ungodly – After Cain and his line
        Depravity – being mastered by sin (4:7)     
                    

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I.     God presents a covenant with Noah’s race (9:8-17).

II.    Noah’s race presents their need for God’s covenant (9:18-29).

The warnings: 

i.   A warning to drunkards.

I.     The Nations (10:1-32).

II.    The Scattering of the Nations (11:1-9).

III.   The Future Hope of the Nations (11:10-26).

IV.   Major Lessons from chapters 1-11.