Genesis 4:25-26 – Mortal Man
Understanding the reality of life should bring all men to their knees before a Righteous and Just God, it is a very basic principle that men are born to die.
Genesis 4:3-8 – Part 4 – The Blood and The Lamb
Genesis 4:3-8 – Part 4 Section – The Blood and The Lamb – Part 3   Our focus is on the Lamb . . . through the word ‘lamb’ we are drawn into the paradigm of unity that exists throughout the written word of God. We have gone from Genesis
Genesis 1:9-13 – Divine Life – Part i
Genesis 1:9-13 Divine Life – Part 1 And God said, Let the waters under the heaven be gathered together unto one place, and let the dry land appear: and it was so. (Genesis 1:9) And God called the dry land Earth; and the gathering together of the waters called he
Genesis 4:3-8 – Part 3 – The Blood and the Lamb
The LAMB from Genesis to Revelation. From Genesis to Revelation, promises given and promises fulfilled, seed promised and seed fulfilled, the lamb promised and the Lamb sitting in His throne.
Genesis 4:3-8 – Part 1 – Abel and Cain
What was the difference between these two brothers (Cain and Abel) that God accepted the sacrifice and worship of one but not the other? Why was one accepted and the other rejected by God? Is not all worship equal? Is not all worship alike? Cannot we all approach God in many different ways, and He will accept our worship?
After all, are there not many roads and many ways to approach God?
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Genesis 4:8 – Part 2 – The First Murder and the First Murderer –
What is religion?
Genesis 4:8 – Part 1 – Universal Depravity and the small god
The religious person has a very small god.
Genesis 4:19-24 – Part 2 – The Men in the Line of Cain
Jabal . . . Jubal . . . Tubalcain . . . who were these man?
Genesis 4:19-24 – Part 1 – The Women in the Line of Cain
In what way does the modern family today compare to the family in the ages of the pre-flood era?
Genesis 4:16-18 Cain and the Names of His Offspring –
The importance of names in Scripture. We learn much about the men of the Bible by the names they called their children.