Wednesday, October 24, 2012

Genesis 4:25-5:32; Lesson 6

Chuck's study this week:

Lesson     6

Passage Genesis 4:25-5:32


Content (List of Topics or Events)
Seth’s legacy to Enoch  (Genesis 4:25-5:20)
a. Seth called on the name of the Lord (4:25-26)
b. Adam had sons and daughters lived and died (5:1-5)
c. Seth had Enosh  lived and died(6-7)
d. Enosh had Kenan lived and died (9-11)
e. Kenan had Mahalel lived and died (12-14)
f. Mahalel had Jared lived and died (15-17)
g. Jareh had Enoch lived and died (18-20)

 Enoch legacy walking with God (Genesis 5:21-23)
a. Enoch had Methusaleh (21)
b. Enoch walked with God (22-23)
c. Enoch taken away to God (24)

Continued sin legacy - Methusaleh to Noah (Genesis 5:25-32)
a. Methusaleh had Lamech lived and died (25-27)
b.  Lemech had Noah comfort in labor had Shem, Ham and Japheth (28-32)

  
Divisions (Main Blocks of Thought)
Division
Scripture
Seth’s legacy to Enoch 
Genesis 4:25-5:20
Enoch legacy walking with God
 Genesis 5:21-23
Continued sin legacy - Methusaleh to Noah
 Genesis 5:25-32


Subject Sentence (Summarizes the contents of the Divisions – No more than 10 words)
Adam legacy is death; Enoch’s faith legacy walking with God
Aim (Main Teaching Point of the Passage)
To Learn that sin’s legacy is death and faith walk brings life with God
Specific Application Questions

1.       What is our legacy?

2.       How do we walk with God?

3.       In what ways are we a comfort in labor?
Principles to Remember

Sin leads to death

Faith in Jesus brings life.

God has a mission for us



Tuesday, October 16, 2012

Genesis 4:1-24; Lesson 5

John's study this week:

Content
(In your own words, summarize passages into sentences. Goal of 12 – 15 sentences)

1. Genesis 4:1 – 2  Eve became pregnant by Adam giving birth first to a son Cain (who grew up to work the soil) and sometime later to another son, Abel, who grew up to tend to flocks.
2. Genesis 4:3 – 5 Over the course of time, Cain brought an offering to the Lord of some of the fruits of the soil, and Abel also brought an offering, fat portions of the firstborn of his flock which the Lord looked on with favor vs. Cain’s offering which God did not causing Cain to become very angry and his face downcast.
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3. Genesis 4:6 – 7 The Lord said to Cain, chastening him, “Why so angry and face downcast? If you do what is right, will you not be accepted? But if you do not that which is right, sin is at your door, and you must rule over sin.”
4. Genesis 4:8 – 9 Cain said to Abel “Let’s go to out to the field.” When there Cain attacked and slew Abel to which the Lord asked (knowing what had happened “Where’s Abel?” to which Cain lied in reply “I don’t know, Am I my brother’s keeper?”
5. Genesis 4:10 – 12 The Lord said “What have you done? Your brother’s blood cries out, and you are now cursed and driven from the ground and while you work the ground, it will no longer yield its crops for you and you will be a restless wanderer on the earth.
6. Genesis 4:13 – 16 Cain said to the Lord “My punishment is more than I can bear to be driven from the land to wander the earth and whoever finds me will kill me to which the Lord said that no one would kill him giving him a mark. So Cain went out from the Lord’s presence and lived in the land of Nod which was east of Eden.
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7. Genesis 4:17 – 17 After some period of time, Cain married and his wife gave birth to Enoch and named a city after him, a city that Cain was building.
8. Genesis 4:18 – 22  Cain’s lineage after Enoch was this:
Enoch
·         Irad, fathered:
o   Mehujael  fathered:
§  Methushael  fathered:
·         Lamech (married two women):
o   Married Adah who birthed:
§  Jabal, father of those living in tents and raise livestock.
§  Jubal, father of all who play stringed instruments and pipes
o   Married Zillah who birthed:
§  Tubal-Cain, son, who forged tools of bronze and iron
§  Naamah, daughter
9. Genesis 4:23 – 24  Lamech said to his wives that he had killed a man for wounding and injuring him, lamenting that if Cain is avenged 7 times, then Lamech will be 77 times.


Divisions
(Summarize main groupings of thoughts. Goal of 2, 3 or 4 divisions. ID passages covered)

1. Genesis 4:1 – 5 God wants to bless those who honor him and He seeks reconciliation with those who will repent.

Application: What sin(s) are you doing that you think are hidden from God?

2. Genesis 4:6 - 16 God confronts sin judging fairly.

Application: Is anything keeping you from having a repentant heart?

3. Genesis 4:17 – 24 God allows the ungodly to go their own way, but still desires relationship with them.

Application: Do you know someone who needs Jesus but may not know how to approach God?

Subject Sentence
(Summarizing the Divisions into one sentence – ten words or less):

Sin always has consequences, yet God seeks reconciliation through Christ.

Aim
(A main teaching point for the overall study of the passages):

To cause the audience to see that the consequences of sin are long lasting, yet God provides a way for repentance with Him.

Monday, October 8, 2012

Genesis 3; Lesson 4

Chuck's study this week:

Lesson     4

Passage Genesis 3


Content (List of Topics or Events)
Temptation and Sin  (Genesis 3:1-6)
a. Satan’s question and response (1-3)
b. Satan’s challenge to Eve’s response (4-5)
c. Sin’s attractiveness and the sin (6-7)

 Lord’s Confrontation of Man’s Sin (Genesis 3:8-13)
 a. Man’s initial fear and hiding (8-9)
b. Man’s response to God’s initial questioning (10)
c. Finding out the who in Sin (11-13)

Sin’s Punishment and separation for God’s perfection for our lives (Genesis 3:14-24)
a. The curse for the serpent (14-15)
b.  The curse for woman (16)
c. The curse for man and death (17-190
d. God’s separation of man from the garden and tree of life (20-24)
  
Divisions (Main Blocks of Thought)
Division
Scripture
Temptation and Sin 
Genesis 3:1-6
Lord’s Confrontation of Man’s Sin
Genesis 3:8-13
Sin’s Punishment and separation from God’s perfection for our lives
Genesis 3:14-24


Subject Sentence (Summarizes the contents of the Divisions – No more than 10 words)
Satan’s temptation of man leads to sin and God’s punishment
Aim (Main Teaching Point of the Passage)
To Learn that sin has eternal consequences and separation from God’s provision for life
Specific Application Questions

1.       Where is Satan tempting you?

2.       In what ways is God confronting you about sin and life?

3.       Is sin separating you from God’s perfection

4.          
Principles to Remember

Yield not to temptation for yielding is sin.

We can’t hide from God

Sin, even the smallest, separates us from God’s perfection