Origins - The Book of Genesis

Genesis Chapters 6-9 describe for us one of the most catastrophic events (the only recorded event which is more destructive and far-reaching in its consequences is the fall of Adam) – Noah’s Flood. As …

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Just as God has provided specific instruction for our generation to pass through the ‘waters of judgement’ and pass into the new world through Jesus Christ, so very detailed instruction was given to …

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Two main schools of thought exist regarding the geological record that nature presents us with: Catastrophism is the theory that Earth has been affected by sudden, short-lived, violent events that …

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One of the most fascinating fossil records left for our interest are the fossils of the “terrible lizards” – the dinosaurs. What, if anything, does the Bible have to say about these great …

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We come again to the book of Genesis as our reference point for a proper understanding of history. In this session we will primarily concentrate on the formation of the nations, with a final focus on …

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Babel, situated in modern day Iraq, was the beginning of the ungodly kingdom, Babylon. Under the leadership of Nimrod: “Cush begot Nimrod; he began to be a mighty one on the earth. He was a mighty …

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Genesis 12 provides the bridge between the story of all mankind, his fall and judgement, and the beginning of the story of redemption. It focuses upon one man, and his experience with God – …

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