Genesis 18-19
Genesis 18–19 recounts God’s visit to Abraham, the promise that Sarah will bear a son, Abraham’s plea for Sodom, and the destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah while Lot and his daughters are rescued.
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Genesis 17
God renews His covenant with Abraham, institutes circumcision as its sign, renames Sarah, and promises the birth of Isaac.
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Is anger worth it?
Del Tackett recommended a book entitled, I Once Was Lost (https://www.amazon.com/Once-Was-Lost-Postmodern-Skeptics/dp/083083608X). It is by two campus ministers who explored how their former students came to faith in Christ. What they found was these students all started with a need to find a Christian they could trust. Our walk through the Sermon on the Mount has challenged…
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Genesis 15-16
Genesis 15–16 highlights God confirming His covenant with Abraham, promising numerous descendants, and recounts the birth of Ishmael through Hagar after Sarah’s impatience with waiting for God’s promise.
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Genesis 14
Genesis 14 recounts Abraham rescuing Lot after a regional war and being blessed by Melchizedek.
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Genesis 12-13
Genesis 12–13 tells how God calls Abraham to leave his homeland and promises to bless him and make his descendants a great nation, while he and Lot separate to settle in different lands.
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Genesis 11
Genesis 11 describes humanity’s pride in building the Tower of Babel, leading God to scatter people by confusing their languages, and traces the family line leading to Abraham.
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Genesis 9-10
Genesis 9–10 records God’s covenant with Noah after the flood, including the rainbow as a sign, and outlines the spread of nations and peoples descended from his family.
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Genesis 6-8
Genesis 6–8 describes God judging widespread wickedness through a great flood, saving Noah, his family, and selected animals through the ark, and beginning restoration after the flood.
