01. Adam to Abraham Introduction
By Robin on Jan 01, 2009 in 01. Adam to Abraham
The first eleven chapters describe Creation, the Fall, the Flood, and the origin of nations. Genesis 12-50 is the ancestral story. The focus of this unit study is on Genesis 1-12 revealing Jesus in Genesis!
Introduction to the Adam to Abraham Study Lesson Objectives
- Know the major sections into which the Bible is organized as a key to understanding the Bible.
- Have a firm foundation for this unit study through familiarity with Genesis chapters 1–11. The fall of man (1-3), his subsequent wickedness and judgment in the flood (6-9) and his universal rebel-lion as evidenced at the Tower of Babel (10-11:9), Abraham’s call after the dispersion of the nations in 11:1-10.
- Know the major events and key people from Genesis chapters 1–11, and use this information to create a Time Line Book which will be added to throughout this unit study.
Introduction to the Adam to Abraham Study Links
- Genesis Bible Study – Menu page for a series of Bible studies on Genesis 1–11, including introductory articles on how to study and read Genesis narratives. From the Christian Resource Institute.
- Genesis 1–11: Authentic History? – Discussion about the biblical evidence for Genesis 1–11 to be interpreted as a literal account of history. From ChristianAnswers.Net.
- A Quick Glance at Genesis – The stories of the Bible chronologically, Bible studies, and beginning answers to your Bible questions.
- Does God Expect Us to Read Genesis 1-11 as Historical Fact? From ChristianAnswers.Net.
- Word Wise Genesis 1–11 – Explains how it is common for us to quote passages from the first eleven chapters of Genesis in a way that is inconsistent with, or contradictory to, the original intention of a passage.
Related Resources
- Adam to Abraham Suggested Resources
- Adam to Abraham Unit Study (Ebook)
- Adam to Abraham Unit Study (Paperback)
- Adam to Abraham Digital Scrapbook Kit
- Ancient History: Adam to Messiah (7 units combo) Ebook
- Ancient History: Adam to Messiah (7 units combo) Binder
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Hi Robin, I am curious if you actually own the Word Wise books, or were you just posting the link to use their *overview* as a reference, not necessarily recommending the actual books themselves?
As an overview.