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List the days of creation.
light and dark, the sky, land and plants, sun moon and stars, fish & birds, land animals and humans, rested.
What were the punishments of Adam, Eve, and the Serpent?
Man will work the ground from the sweat of his brow; Women will have very painful childbirth; Serpent will crawl on belly, eat dirt, enmity between mankind, crush head/bruise heel.
Who are the Nephilim?
Sons of God.
Who else do we see has walked with God before Noah?
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From which son of Noah do we eventually get Abram/Abraham?
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Which son was cursed by Noah after his drunken incident?
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What do these pieces of lineage line up for us about Noah's cursing after he curses Ham?
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What covenant does God make with Noah?
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What part of humanity's diet does God now change?
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What does God acknowledge about the power of mankind in the story of The Tower of Babel?
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What essential Bible character do we get at the end of Shem's lineage?
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Why did Abram lie to Pharaoh of Egypt?
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Who is Melchizedek and what does he represent in nations outside of Hebrew culture at this time?
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What 3 promises does God make to Abram by the end of Chapter 15?
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Study Notes
Days of Creation
- Creation consists of seven days: light and dark, sky, land and plants, celestial bodies (sun, moon, stars), aquatic life and birds, land animals and humans, and a day of rest.
Punishments in Genesis
- Adam: Cursed to toil for food from the ground, labor resulting in sweat.
- Eve: Condemned to experience great pain during childbirth.
- Serpent: Condemned to crawl on its belly, eat dust, face enmity with mankind, and eventually be mortally wounded.
Nephilim
- Identified as the “Sons of God,” associated with mysterious origins.
Enoch and Noah
- Enoch was a prior figure who walked with God; this underscores Noah's faith, which leads to his selection for salvation and future repopulation of Earth post-flood.
Noah's Lineage
- Abram (later called Abraham) descends from Noah's son, Shem.
Ham's Curse
- Noah cursed Ham following a drunken incident, affecting Ham's descendants.
Lineage and Enmity
- The rivalry between the descendants of Ham and Shem is established, foreshadowing ongoing tensions throughout the Old Testament.
Noah's Covenant
- God’s promise to Noah: never again flood the entire Earth.
- The rainbow is established as the symbol of this covenant.
Dietary Changes
- Post-flood, humanity's diet expands to include animals due to the destruction of edible plants.
Tower of Babel
- Highlights mankind's potential; unity in purpose enables the accomplishment of anything.
Shem’s Lineage
- Abram emerges at the conclusion of Shem's genealogical line, marking a pivotal biblical figure.
Abram in Egypt
- Abram deceitfully claims his wife as his sister due to fear for his safety while in Egypt, which is descended from Noah's son Ham.
Melchizedek
- Described as the King of Salem and Priest of the Most High God, representing non-Hebrew worship of God.
God's Promises to Abram
- By Chapter 15, God assures Abram of three key promises: land, descendants (seed), and the formation of a nation.
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Test your knowledge on the Book of Genesis with Coach Kiss's Bible Flashcards. This quiz covers the days of creation and the consequences faced by Adam, Eve, and the Serpent. Perfect for students looking to deepen their understanding of biblical texts.
