WEEK THREE

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WEEK THREE

• Genesis and Exodus

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GOD CREATED ADAMBY WILLIAM BLAKE
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GENESIS

• The narrative runs from the creation of the world
  to the descent of the children of Israel into
  Egypt, and it contains some of the best-known
  biblical stories, including Adam and Eve, Cain
  and Abel, Noah's Ark, the Tower of Babel, and the
  biblical Patriarchs.

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13 LET THERE BE LIGHT

• Introduction to the book of Genesis
• http//wl2009.wordpress.com/2010/06/17/video-bible
  -genesis-part-1-w-e-b-old-testament-chapter-1-2/
  

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PLANT LIFE
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116 SUN, MOON, AND STARS
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GENESIS 12 EARTH FORMED
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121 SEA CREATURES AND BIRDS
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124 LAND ANIMALS
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126 MAN CREATED
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128 RULE OVER THE WORLD
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CLASSIC BIBLE ILLUSTRATIONS OLD TESTAMENT
GENESIS

• http//outsetministry.org/ima_gen.html

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CREATION OF ADAM
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GOD..ADAM
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CREATION

• The religious attitudes of the Hebrews appear in
  the story that they told of the creation of the
  world and of humankind.
• This creation is the work of one God, who is
  omnipotent and omniscient and who creates a
  perfect and harmonious order.
• The disorder that we see all around us, physical
  and moral, is not Gods creation but Adam and
  Eves

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CHAOS? ORDER ?DISORDER

• Disorder is the consequence of humankinds
  disobedience.
• The story not only reconciles the undeniable
  existence of evil and disorder in the world with
  the conception of Gods infinite justice but also
  attributes to humanity itself and independence of
  God, free will, which in this case had been used
  for evil.

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GOD IS ALL-POWER (OMNIPOTENT)

• The Hebrew God is not limited in His power by
  other deities, who oppose His will ( as in the
  Greek stories of Zeus and his undisciplined
  family)
• His power over inanimate nature is infinite.
• In all the range of His creation there is only
  one being able to resist Him-humankind.

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FREE WILL

• Because God is all-powerful, even this resistance
  on Adam and Eves part is in some mysterious way
  a manifestation of Gods will.
• How this can be is not explained by the story,
  and we are left with the mystery that still
  eludes us, the coexistence of Gods prescient
  power and humanitys unrestricted free will.

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AFTER THE FALL

• The story of the Fall ends with a situation in
  which Adam and Eve have earned for themselves and
  their descendants a short life of sorrow relieved
  only by death.

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MERCIFUL AND JUST

• It was the achievement of later Hebrew teachers
  to carry the story on and develop the concept of
  a God who is as merciful as He is just, who
  watches tenderly over the destinies of the
  creatures who have rebelled against Him, and who
  brings about the possibility of atonement and
  full reconciliation.

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CAIN AND ABEL

• Adam and Eves son Cain is the first person to
  shed human blood, but though God drives him out
  to be a wanderer on the face of the earth, He
  does not kill him. The brand on Cains forehead,
  while it marks him as a murderer, also protects
  his life no one is to touch him.

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NOAHS ARK

• Later when the descendants of Adam and Eve grow
  so wicked that God is sorry He has created the
  human race, He decides to destroy it by sending a
  universal flood. But He spares Noah and his
  family to beget a new human race, on which God
  pins His hopes.

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Title  'Noah's Ark' Artist  Edward
Hicks Year   1846
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Title 'Story of Noah' Artist  Lorenzo Ghiberti
1378 - 1455 Year  circa 1420 
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RAINBOW AND COVENANT

• His rainbow in the sky reminds humankind of His
  promise that He will never again let loose the
  waters. But people do not learn their lesson
  they start to build a tower high enough to reach
  to Heaven, and God is afraid that if they succeed
  they will then recognize no limit to their
  ambitions. Yet He does not destroy them He
  merely frustrates their purpose by depriving them
  of their common language.

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TOWER OF BABEL

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TOWER OF BABEL (GENESIS 11)

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TOWER OF BABEL

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ABRAM'S JOURNEY FROM UR TO BETHEL GENESIS
1127-129
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ABRAHAM AND ISAAC

• This part of the story begins with Abrahams
  willingness to sacrifice his only son, Isaac.
• It continues through the rivalry in which Isaacs
  son Jacob supplants his brother Esau, and it
  culminates in the trials and ultimate prosperity
  of Jacobs son Joseph.

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EXODUS

• An introduction

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EXODUS. . .WALK OUT OF

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OUTLINE OF EXODUS

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JOHN MARTINS PAINTING OF THE PLAGUE OF HAIL AND
FIRE (1823).
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TEN PLAGUES

• 3.1 Beginning of the curses Ex. 519, 7813
• 3.2 Plague of Blood (???) Ex. 71425
• 3.3 Plague of Frogs (????????????) Ex. 725811
• 3.4 Plague of Lice Ex. 81619
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• 3.10 Plague of Darkness (??????) Ex. 102129
• 3.11 Death of the Firstborn (?????? ??????????)
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THE PLAGUE OF FROG
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PLAGUE OF HAIL

• http//www.bl.uk/learning/cult/inside/goldhaggadah
  stories/10plagues/plaguesofegypt.html

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