Bible First -Lessons 7-10
Language: English
Published by Euro Team Outreach, Inc., 2016
Series: Book 3 of 6 - Bible First
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- Title
- Bible First -Lessons 7-10
- Author
- Steele, Joshua; Steele, Kelsie; Beal, Teresa
- Publisher
- Euro Team Outreach, Inc.
- Publication year
- 2016
- Condition
- very_good
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1944679022
- ISBN 13
- 9781944679026
- Series
- Book 3 of 6: Bible First
Lesson 7 The Fall: The seventh lesson presents the fall of man as recorded in Genesis 3:16. The two trees and their role in the garden are explained, as is Gods first command to Adam not to eat of the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. Free will is presented, emphasizing the personal responsibility of the individual. Satan is introduced, followed by Eves fall into sin, and finally Adams. Lesson 8 The Curse and the Promised Deliverer: Adams personal choice to sin is further explored along with his position as steward of Gods creation. The curse is presented, outlining Gods judgment on the serpent, Eve, Adam and the earth itself. Finally, Genesis 3:15 is expounded as the first prophecy of Jesus Christ, the coming Deliverer. Lesson 9 Cain and Abel: In this lesson, the doctrines of blood atonement and substitution are introduced through the story of Cain and Abel. Also covered are the topics of Gods mercy towards sinners, repentance, and capital punishment. The reader is clearly challenged to trust in the blood of Jesus Christ as the only acceptable sacrifice for sin. Lesson 10 Noah and the Great Flood: The theme of Lesson 10 is the salvation of Noah and his family in the ark. The complete story of the Flood is recounted, including a detailed chart illustrating major events on a timeline. The ark is presented as a type of Christ, Gods "safe place" of salvation.
Table of Contents
Lesson 7: The Fall
- Introduction
- Two Marvelous Trees
- The First Command
- The Deceiver
- The Fall
- The Devil’s Accomplice
- Temptation Defined
- Conclusion
Lesson 8: The Curse and the Promised Deliverer
- Introduction
- Righteousness vs. Wickedness
- The Steward of a Kingdom
- Fear and Pride enter the Garden of Eden
- The Curse
- Adam’s Choice Defined
- Why didn’t Adam die?
- God’s Promised Deliverer
- Conclusion
Lesson 9: Cain and Abel
- Introduction
- A Man from the Lord
- An Acceptable Sacrifice
- The First Murder
- God Shows Mercy to Cain
- The Line of Seth
- Conclusion
Lesson 10: Noah and the Great Flood
- Introduction
- Genealogy of Adam
- The Wickedness of Man
- God’s Covenant with Noah
- The Ark
- The Great Flood
- The Timeline of the Flood
- God Delivers Noah and His Family
- A New Civilization
- The Tower of Babel
- Conclusion
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