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2 PowerPoint Genesis Table of Contents Topic Page Noah s Ark Time Line 2 Noah s Sons and Table of Nations 3 Where is the Ark Today 3 Middle East: Then and Now Map 4 Abraham s Journeys Maps 5 Life of Jacob Map 6 Life of Joseph Map 6 Types of Christ in Genesis 7 Ethical Issues in Genesis 8

3 2005 RW Research, Inc., Rose Publishing, Inc., Torrance CA May be reproduced for classroom use only, not for sale. 2 Noah s Ark Time Line About 100 to 120 Years God Grieves Over Corrupt Earth; Tells Noah to Build Ark God is sorrowful about the great wickedness and violence in all the people on the earth. He tells Noah, who is righteous and walked with God, that He will destroy the people and the earth with a flood. He gives Noah plans to build an ark and be saved. Noah does everything God tells him to do. Building the ark took about 100 years when Noah was about age 500 to age 600 years old. Genesis 6:3-22; 5:32; 7:6 7 Days God Shuts Door of Ark God tells Noah to go into the ark with twos of some animals and sevens of other animals. In seven days, God shuts them all in. Genesis 7:1-10, Days The Flood Begins The underground waters burst forth and the rain falls 40 days and nights covering the ground. Noah, his three sons, and their wives are safe in the ark along with every kind of animal and bird, male and female. Genesis 7: Days Water Covers All The Earth After the rain ends, the water covers all the land and even the mountains. The ark floats safely high above the ground. Even the highest mountains are under more than 20 feet (7 m) of flood waters. No one is left alive anywhere on earth, except for Noah and those in the ark. The water covers the earth for 150 days. Then God sends a wind to blow across the waters and they begin to recede. Genesis 7: Days The Water Goes Down and the Ark Rests God does not forget Noah, his family, and the animals in the ark. He makes the water continue to go down. On the 17th day of the 7th month of the year, the ark rests in the Ararat mountains, five months from the time the flood began. Genesis 8: Days Mountain Tops Are Seen The water keeps going down and the mountain tops can be seen on the first day of the 10th month, two and a half months later. After 40 days, Noah checks the water. Genesis 8:5, 6 28 Days Noah Sends Out Birds Noah goes to a window and sends out a raven. Then he sends a dove every seven days. At last it brings an olive leaf; and finally it doesn t return. Genesis 8: Days 601 Years Old Noah was 600 years old when the rain began. Now he is age 601 on the first day of the first month. Noah wonders if the land is dry. Genesis 7:11; 8:13 57 Days Noah Opens the Roof Noah opens the ark roof and sees that the earth is almost dry. By the 27th day of the second month, the earth is completely dry. God tells Noah that they can leave the ark and the animals can go, reproduce, and live all over the earth. Genesis 8:13-19 A New Start Noah builds an altar and offers some of every clean animal and bird sacrifices pleasing to the LORD. The rainbow is a sign of God s promise (covenant) to never again destroy all creatures with a flood. Genesis. 8:20-9:17

4 2005 RW Research, Inc., Rose Publishing, Inc., Torrance CA May be reproduced for classroom use only, not for sale. 3 Noah s Three Sons Where is Noah s Ark Today? JEPHETH HAM SHEM No one knows for sure. Maybe the ark has survived in the mountains of Ararat (ancient Urartu), but the Bible does not give a specific resting place. Gomer (Cimmerians) Madai (Medes) Magog (Scythians) Javan (Greeks) Cush (Ethiopians) Mizraim (Egyptians) Elam (Persians) Asshur (Assyrians) The political situation in the area, plus the icy terrain and weather of the mountains, have prevented many expeditions. A shepherd boy in 1905 and pilots in World War II claimed to have seen the ark. Dozens of groups have searched for it. So far, not one of the sightings has gained much acceptance. Tubal Meshech Phut (Libyans) Arphaxad The ark was the salvation from complete destruction for Noah and his family. In the same way, Jesus is the salvation of the believer s soul. (Genesis 7:16; Matthew 24:35-39; 1 Peter 3:20, 21) Tiras (Thracians) Canaan Lud (Lydians) Do you think more people would believe God s Word if Noah s ark were found? Why? or Why not? See Luke 16:3. Aram (Syrians) After the flood, Noah s sons went to different areas. What is the lesson to learn from the flood and the ark? See Matthew 24:35-39; Luke 17:26-30; Hebrews 11:7; 1 Peter 3:20; 2 Peter 2:1-5; 3:1-13; Isaiah 54:9, 10 Gomer Javan Lud Tiras Aram Magog Meshech Tubal Asshur Madai Mt. Ararat? Caspian Sea Canaan Arphaxad Phut Mizraim Elam Cush

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6 Abraham s Journeys From Ur to Canaan Abram s Journey (Gen. 11:31 12:5) ALASHIYA (CYPRUS) Haran MESOPOTAMIA Euphrates River Ninevah Calah Great Sea (Mediterranean Sea) Tigris River Jerusalem Hebron CANAAN Shechem ARAM (SYRIA) BABYLONIA Babylon EGYPT A r a b i a n D e s e r t SUMER Ur 1. Shechem (Gen. 12:6) 2. Mountain between Bethel and Ai (Gen. 12:8) 3. The Negev (Gen. 12:9) 4. Egypt (Gen. 12:10) 5. Mountain between Bethel and Ai (Gen. 13:3, 4) 6. Hebron (Gen. 13:18) 7. Dan (Gen. 14:14) 8. North of Damascus (Gen. 14:15) 9. Valley of Shaveh near Jerusalem (Gen. 14:17) 10. Hebron (Gen. 18:1) 11. Gerar (Gen. 20:1) 12. Beer-sheba (Gen. 21:32, 33) 13. Land of Moriah near Jerusalem (Gen. 22:19) 14. Beer-sheba (Gen. 22:19) 15. Hebron (Gen. 23:2, 19) Abraham s Journeys in Canaan Abraham s Journeys Campaigns of the Eastern kings against the Canaanite kings. Mediterranean Sea (Great Sea) Gerar Beer-sheba CANAAN Sea of Galilee (Chinnereth) Hebron Bethel Jerusalem Shechem Ai Damascus Dan Jordan River Dead (Salt) Sea ARAM AMMON MOAB NEGEV + Sodom and Gomorrah? EGYPT Kadesh-barnea EDOM 2005 RW Research, Inc., Rose Publishing, Inc., Torrance CA May be reproduced for classroom use only, not for sale. 5

7 Jacob s Journeys and the Route of Joseph Jacob s Journeys Jacob s Route PADDAN-ARAM Haran ALASHIYA (CYPRUS) MESOPOTAMIA Great Sea (Mediterranean Sea) 1. Beer-sheba (Gen. 28:10) 2. Bethel (Gen. 28:19) 3. Haran (Gen. 29:1-4) 4. Gilead (Gen. 31:23) 5. Mahanaim (Gen. 32:2) ARAM 6. Penuel (Gen. 32:30) 7. Succoth (Gen. 33:17) 8. Shechem (Gen. 33:18) GILEAD 9. Bethel (Gen. 35:1-7) Shechem Mahanaim 10. Between Bethel and CANAAN Bethlehem (Gen. 35:19) Bethel Penuel 11. Hebron (Gen. 35:27) Succoth EGYPT Hebron Beer-sheba Bethlehem EDOM (SEIR) Arabian Desert Route of Joseph and the Ishmaelites Route of Joseph from Hebron to Dothan Route of the Ishmaelites from Gilead to Egypt CANAAN Sea of Galilee (Chinnereth) Dothan Shechem Jordan River GILEAD Mediterranean Sea (Great Sea) Beer-sheba Hebron NEGEV Dead (Salt) Sea + AMMON MOAB Sodom and Gomorrah? EGYPT Kadesh-barnea EDOM 2005 RW Research, Inc., Rose Publishing, Inc., Torrance CA May be reproduced for classroom use only, not for sale. 6

8 Types of Christ in Genesis A type of Christ is similarity between something or someone in the Old Testament and Jesus Christ as He s revealed in the New Testament. Read through each type of Christ found in Genesis, reflect on the meaning, and write a few thoughts in the space provided. Adam: Where Adam became a living being, Jesus the last Adam became a life giving spirit (1 Corinthians 15:45). Noah s Ark: The ark was the salvation from complete destruction for Noah and his family. In the same way, Jesus is the salvation of the believer s soul (Genesis 7:16;1 Peter 3:20, 21). Isaac: Willingly submitted to his father s will in order to be sacrificed, Jesus also submitted to His Father s will in order to be sacrificed (Genesis 22:1, 2; Hebrews 11:17-19). Jacob's dream: Jesus said, Verily verily I say unto you, Hereafter thou shalt see heaven open, and the angels of God ascending and descending upon the Son of Man (John 1:51). Jacob had a dream of a staircase bridging the gap between heaven and earth (Genesis 28:12). Jesus is that staircase between God and people. Joseph: Joseph suffered for the salvation of his people. Jesus suffered for the salvation of the world (Genesis 50:20) RW Research, Inc., Rose Publishing, Inc., Torrance CA May be reproduced for classroom use only, not for sale. 7

9 Ethical Issues and Genesis Ethical Issue Verses in Genesis Other Verses Important Questions for Further Reflection Murder and Capital Punishment Genesis 4:1-16 Genesis 9:6 Genesis 34:25-31 Exodus 2:12 Exodus 20:13 Exodus 21: Samuel 11:14-17 Acts 8:1; 9:1 Matthew 5:21, 22 Matthew 5:38, 39 What does Genesis 9:6 suggest the penalty for murder to be? How is this penalty carried out throughout Genesis and Scripture? What does an eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth mean? (Exodus 21:12-25) What did Jesus say about murder? What did Jesus say about eye for an eye? Where do you stand on this issue? Why? Gender Roles and Marriage Genesis 1:26-30 Genesis 2:15-25 Genesis 3:1-19 Genesis 9:7 Genesis 12:10-20 Genesis 20:1-18 Genesis 24:1-66 Genesis 26:1-11 Genesis 29 30:24 Proverbs 31:10-31 Song of Solomon 1 Corinthians 13: Corinthians 6:14, 15 Ephesians 5:21-33 Colossians 3:18, 19 1 Timothy 3:11 Titus 2:3-5 1 Peter 3:1-7 What does it mean to be created in the image of God? Why did God create woman? What did God command man and woman to do after He created them? How were Adam and Eve punished for sinning, and how did their punishment impact their roles and relationship with each other? What makes an ideal wife? husband? The Environment Genesis 1:26-30 Genesis 2:15 Genesis 3:17-19 Genesis 9:1-3, 7 Leviticus 19:23-25 Leviticus 25:2-7 Deuteronomy 22:6, 7 Psalm 8:1-9 Psalm 24:1 Matthew 25:14-30 Romans 8: Timothy 4:4 Who owns everything in this world? What does it mean to have dominion over something? How did sin impact creation and the way we take care of it? How do people abuse the environment? What are some practical steps we can take in order to be good stewards of God s creation? How can we help take care of the earth? Honesty and Deceit Genesis 12:10-20 Genesis 20:1-18 Genesis 26:1-11 Genesis 27:1-29 Genesis 29:15-30 Genesis 30:25-43 Genesis 31:17-19 Genesis 34:8-31 Exodus 20:16 Judges 16:4-21 Psalm 101:7 Isaiah 59:2-4 Zechariah 8:16 Matthew 12:1-14 Acts 5:1-11 Ephesians 4:25 Revelation 21:8 Is honesty always the best policy? Samson is punished for telling the truth (Judges 16:4-21). Why? During what circumstances, if any, do you think God would approve lying? Jesus breaks the sabbath law (Matt. 12:1-14). How does Jesus explain this? How does this relate to lying and telling the truth? Promises and Provision Genesis 3:14, 15 Genesis 15:1-6 Genesis 17:7, 8 Genesis 18:17, 18 Genesis 25:23 Genesis Genesis 45:4-11 Genesis 49:8-10 Genesis 50:19-21 Proverbs 19:21 Isaiah 46:8-14 Matthew 5:45 Matthew 6:25-34 John 9:1-7 Acts 2:14-24 Romans 8:28-39 Ephesians 1: John 3:19, 20 Who fulfills God s promises made to Adam, Eve, and Abraham? How does He fulfill them? In the story of Joseph, God brought about good from evil. Can you think of an example in your life when this happened? What makes us question God s control in our lives? Why do you think bad things happen to good people? Good things to bad people? How has God provided for you today? 2005 RW Research, Inc., Rose Publishing, Inc., Torrance CA May be reproduced for classroom use only, not for sale. 8