In Genesis chapter seventeen, God appeared to Abram at ninety-nine years old and gave him a word of advice for him and his wife. The response from Abram is that he fell on his face and showed reverence and did not say anything but listened. The condition for all the things God told him that …
At the beginning of Genesis, chapter thirteen, Abram and Lot decide to depart from each other. Both cattle and herdmen were experiencing difficulty being together on the same land. Abram left the choice up to Lot as to which direction he desires, while the other set will go in the opposite direction.Lot gets the first …
In Genesis chapter twelve, verse thirteen, Abram (name at the time) goes down to Egypt with his wife Sarai (name at that time). As they came closer to the place, Abram told his wife Sarai to fabricate a story and tell them that she was his sister and not his wife. Why would Abram suddenly …
In Genesis chapter twelve, verse one, God tells Abram (which was his name at that time) to get out of his country, his kindred, his father’s house to a land that God would show Him. In Abram’s situation, he had to do so to come to the place where God was directing him. Today, there …
Walking with someone is simple. However, by communicating with that person, we get to know them. Knowing someone eventually becomes a benefit. Enoch undoubtedly excelled in godliness. He walked with God, which means He lived by faith in God, trusted in His Word and promises, endeavored to live a holy life, and embraced God’s ways …
In Genesis chapter five, the lifespan of the descendants of Adam’s list introduces all of his generations. The Bible begins to mention the period of human life in the first book of the Old Testament. During those days, Adam and his descendants live between seven hundred to roughly nine hundred years, with some having children …
The ungodly family of Cain developed and centered their lives around the secular Arts of business, establishing a way of self-reliance. The godless became the regular lifestyle of people who depend on no one else but themselves. These are the lives of people that typically live for the world to achieve carnal goals. The establishment …
In the book of Genesis of the Old Testament, two brothers were preparing to give offerings to the Lord. Both of them were sons of Adam and Eve. Cain was a tiller of the ground, while Abel, his brother, is a skilled shepherd. The Lord accepted Abel’s offering because he came before God in true …
The punishment placed upon man and woman, and the effect of sin upon nature, were meant to remind humankind of the terrible consequences of sin and cause them to depend upon God in faith and obedience. God intended the present condition of the human race on earth to be redemptive. Eve’s attempt to liberate herself …
In Genesis chapter three, verse one, the serpent attacked God through God’s creation. He stated that what God said to Adam was not right, and Adam and Eve believed Satan. The result of Adam and Eve’s sin, the curse of sin, the consequences did come upon God’s creation, including the human race God had made …
