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Bible Genesis review

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Peaks in Genesis: Creation Noah follows God's commandments and builds an ark God makes a covenant with Abram and takes all of the responsibility in the covenant Issac, Abraham's son, is born. Joseph rules over egypt and reconnects with his family after many years of being away from them.
Valleys in Genesis: The fall Cain kills his brother Abel The tower of Babel Abraham has child with wife's servant Joseph is sold into slavery, then falsely accused of raping his master's wife, and sent to jail for that, and there is famine in Egypt.
Days of creation in order: Day 1: light Day 2: water and sky Day 3: land and vegetation Day 4: sun moon and stars Day 5:fish and birds Day 6: animals and people
The flood God wants to restart the Earth, and commands Noah to build an ark and take two of each animal kind onto the ark: one male and one female. After 40 days and 40 nights, the rain stops.
3 parts of the Abrahamic covenant its significance: Promise of land Promise of a nation Promise of a blessing to the world significant because God took all of the responsibility of the covenant on himself.
Define covenant An agreement between two or more people
What were the sins of Adam and Eve? Ate from the tree of the knowledge of Good and Evil Blamed each other for the sin Adam did not tell Eve she was not allowed to eat from the tree of the Knowledge of Good and evil
What were the consequences of Adam and Eve's sins? They were kicked out of the garden of Eden. They were forced to work the land which they were created from. Woman would have painful childbirth. Relationships between God and people would be blocked.
What kind of a character did Joseph have? Forgiving- Genesis 45:8- his brother’s did not even ask for forgiveness for their extensive sin; yet Joseph pardoned and said they did not send him to Egypt, but God did, and as a result of that he is now one of the most powerful men in all of Egypt faithful- Genesis 39:20-23 While in prison, Joseph remained faithful to God, and was made in charge over the other prisoners. God continued to give Joseph success in whatever he did as a result of him remaining faithful to God, even through hard times. Humble- Genesis 46:3 Says Joseph was only thirty years old when he was made second in command over all of egypt. The great and powerful decisions he was able to make at such a young age made Joseph a very wise person.
Write about a theme you see throughout the book of Genesis. (Remember, a theme is something you can learn; a lesson that’s being taught.) Explain why this is important and what it teaches us about God. Throughout the book of Genesis, men continue to sin and also continue to face hard times, but God continues to use them in miraculous ways to achieve his plans. The hard times these people face both test them of their faith, as well as build them as people to achieve what great things God wants them to achieve. This teaches us that God is omnipotent and forever remains in the presents of people’s lives, guiding them through the hard times, and allowing them to understand the purpose of those hard times, as well as the purpose of their life.
Know and reflect on at least 2 scriptural references of Jesus or messianic prophecy in Genesis -Genesis 3:15 The reference to the savior that will crush the head of the serpent is referring to Jesus when he dies on the cross, he will then crush the head of the serpent, or the devil. -Genesis 22:9-14 Abraham was told to sacrifice his only son but then an angel stopped him and said to kill a lamb instead. The lamb represents Jesus and the fact that Abraham was going to sacrifice his only son foreshadows the coming of Jesus;
Eve First woman ever created; created from Adam; Was the first to eat from the tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil
Cain Man who kills his brother Abel
Noah Was commanded by God to build an ark
Shem Shem heard that his father was drunk and naked and asleep, so he and his brother Jabeth closed their eyes and walked where their father lay naked, dressed him with their eyes closed.
Abraham Made a covenant with God, stating that people would be blessed through him and promised Abraham a land and nation.
Issac Was Abraham’s son; he was the one who was to be sacrifice to God, but then traded out by a lamb instead.
Jacob Had 12 sons, Joseph was his favorite. Also had 2 wives, and slept with a servant of each of his wife's.
Rachel One of Jacob’s wives; his favorite; in which he had his two favorite sons through: Joseph and Benjamin
Joseph Was sold into slavery by his brothers; was put in charge of master’s household, then sent to jail after being falsely accused of raping his master's wife; Was put in charge of two men in jail; interpreted Pharaoh's dreams
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