Genesis 1:1 – GOD
Here is man’s dilemma, he will search for an unknown God, but will not receive the revealed God.
Category: Chapter 1
Genesis 1:24-31 – The Sixth Day . . .
What does this sixth day reveal about God?
Genesis 1:26 -27 The Image of God
The uniqueness of Adam was beyond all the other creatures, even the angels. He was so unique that he was not given a random image like the beasts, but he was given the image of His own Creator. He was given a spirit to reflect His Creator. He was given a soul to bind him to the soul of His Creator.
Genesis 1:20-23 – The Fifth Day –
Get over the thought that Chapter 1 of the Book of Genesis is all about us, it’s not about us, it’s about Him, our Creator. This book, the Bible, begins with an introduction. We are introduced to God. He desires that we should know Him before He pens the words (by God the Holy Spirit) to set before us His plan and purpose for His creation.
Genesis 1:14-19 The Fourth Day
Set up a rule or standard in any organization, and it will become an issue to rebel against. From a small rebellion of dress code to a major rebellion in a nation supposedly founded on laws can all be tracked back to mans refusal to accept authority.
Genesis 1:3 – Part iii – Light in Himself
Genesis 1:3 – Part iii Light in Himself And God said, Let there be light: and there was light. Â Â And the light shineth in the darkness, and the darkness comprehended it not. In the Lord Jesus we have all the facets of light, we have the brightness of
Genesis 1:3 – Part ii – A World of Darkness
The theme of God’s light travels throughout Scripture from Genesis to the end of the Book of the Revelation of Jesus Christ.
Genesis 1:3 – Part i – The Voice
And God said — AND GOD SAID — divine authority — the Creator speaks. God has spoken many times to His creation. YES . . . GOD SPEAKS.Â
Genesis 1:2 – The Darkness
Genesis, Chapter One, is not about how God created the universe, or the heavens, or even the earth. It is ALL about God. It is the revealing that GOD exists. God creates. God communicates. God is active and not passive. GOD is the Creator. GODÂ was not only ‘in the beginning,’ but He was before the beginning.Â
Genesis 1:1
In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth. (Genesis 1:1)
WHY?