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What is Genesis 1:1?
What is Genesis 1:1?
In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth
What are the 7 days of creation? (Select all that apply)
What are the 7 days of creation? (Select all that apply)
- Animals, Mankind (correct)
- God Rested (correct)
- Sun, Moon, Stars (correct)
- Sea Life, Birds (correct)
- Seas, Dry Land, Plants (correct)
- Sky (correct)
- Light, Darkness (correct)
God is what?
God is what?
Creative
What God creates is what?
What God creates is what?
Humans, created by God, are what?
Humans, created by God, are what?
Why was the 7th day of creation so important and what can we learn from it?
Why was the 7th day of creation so important and what can we learn from it?
How did God water the Garden of Eden if it had never rained before?
How did God water the Garden of Eden if it had never rained before?
What four rivers surrounded the garden?
What four rivers surrounded the garden?
Why did God make woman?
Why did God make woman?
What was the name of the one tree that God asked Adam and Eve not to eat?
What was the name of the one tree that God asked Adam and Eve not to eat?
According to Genesis 2, how did God make woman?
According to Genesis 2, how did God make woman?
What were Adam and Eve of the garden and everything in it?
What were Adam and Eve of the garden and everything in it?
What is Genesis 3:15?
What is Genesis 3:15?
Bad choices = what?
Bad choices = what?
What is strange about Genesis 3:1-4?
What is strange about Genesis 3:1-4?
What did the serpent encourage Eve to do? Why was this bad?
What did the serpent encourage Eve to do? Why was this bad?
What does Genesis 3:8-9 tell us about God's relationship with man in the garden?
What does Genesis 3:8-9 tell us about God's relationship with man in the garden?
What might Genesis 3:14 tell us about the serpent?
What might Genesis 3:14 tell us about the serpent?
What were the consequences of the sins in the garden?
What were the consequences of the sins in the garden?
Who is 'us' in Genesis 3?
Who is 'us' in Genesis 3?
What were the names of Adam and Eve's first two children?
What were the names of Adam and Eve's first two children?
What is Cain's response when God asks where his brother is?
What is Cain's response when God asks where his brother is?
What happens in verse 8?
What happens in verse 8?
What child is born to Adam and Eve?
What child is born to Adam and Eve?
What is John 1:1-2?
What is John 1:1-2?
What name does God give to male and female in Genesis 5:2?
What name does God give to male and female in Genesis 5:2?
Why are the genealogies important?
Why are the genealogies important?
What happened to Enoch and why?
What happened to Enoch and why?
How do you think people were able to live so long in these times?
How do you think people were able to live so long in these times?
Which Bible character ends the genealogy list in chapter 5?
Which Bible character ends the genealogy list in chapter 5?
What happens to man at the end of chapter 3?
What happens to man at the end of chapter 3?
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Study Notes
Creation Overview
- Genesis 1:1: "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth."
- Seven Days of Creation:
- Day 1: Creation of light and separation from darkness
- Day 2: Formation of the sky
- Day 3: Separation of seas and dry land, creation of plants
- Day 4: Creation of sun, moon, and stars
- Day 5: Creation of sea life and birds
- Day 6: Creation of animals and mankind
- Day 7: God rested, establishing holiness of the Sabbath
God's Nature and Creation
- God is fundamentally creative.
- Everything created by God is good, with humans described as very good.
The Garden of Eden
- The Garden was irrigated by water that emerged from the ground, as there had been no rain.
- Four rivers surround the garden: Pishon, Gihon, Tigris, and Euphrates.
- Man was made to be a caretaker of the garden and its inhabitants.
The Creation of Woman
- Woman was created from the rib of man to prevent loneliness, serving as a helper to him.
The Forbidden Fruit
- Adam and Eve were instructed not to eat from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil.
Sin and Consequences
- Genesis 3:15 hints at a future struggle between good and evil.
- The serpent, representing temptation, encouraged Eve to eat the forbidden fruit, questioning God's command.
- Consequences of sin:
- Man: Hard work in fields
- Woman: Pain in childbirth
- Serpent: Cursed to crawl and eat dust
Relationship with God
- God walked physically with Adam and Eve in the garden, indicating a close relationship.
Cain and Abel
- Adam and Eve's first children were Cain and Abel.
- Cain's response to God's inquiry about Abel was, "Am I my brother's keeper?"
- Cain killed Abel out of jealousy.
Genealogies and Significance
- Seth was born to Adam and Eve, continuing the lineage.
- Genealogies are essential for tracking the lineage to the Messiah.
- Enoch was taken by God, not experiencing death.
- The people lived longer lives due to favorable living conditions, including cleaner air and more physical activity.
Noah and the End of Eden
- The genealogy in chapter 5 concludes with Noah.
- At the end of chapter 3, mankind is cast out of the Garden of Eden, marking the beginning of a new chapter in human history.
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