This article is a Bible study on Genesis 40.

This article is a Bible study on Genesis 39.

This article is a Bible study on Genesis 38:1-11.

This article is a Bible study on Genesis 36:1-37:1

This article is a Bible study on Genesis 32:22–33.

This article is a Bible study on Genesis 33.

This article is a Bible study on Genesis 11.

This article is a Bible study on Genesis 9:18–10:32.

This article is a Bible study on Genesis 9:1–17.

This article is a Bible study on Genesis 8.

This article is a Bible study on Genesis 7.

This article is a Bible study on Genesis 5:28–6:22.

This article is a Bible study on Genesis 5:1–6:8.

This article is a Bible study on Genesis 4.

This article is a Bible study on Genesis 3:16–24.

This article is a Bible study on Genesis 3:7–15.

This article is a Bible study on Genesis 3:1–7.

This article is a Bible study on Genesis 2:18–25.

This article is a Bible study on Genesis 2:4–17.

The word incarnation comes from two Latin words (as do so many theological words!) which together mean "into flesh." When the Holy Spirit came upon Mary and she conceived in her womb the promised Savior (Luke 1:35), at that point the Second Person of the Holy Trinity came "into flesh" and into human history. God the Son visited this creation in a way that was unique, not to be repeated. In heaven, therefore, Jesus Christ has no mother; in the incarnation He had no (biological) father.

What exactly is atonement? In some literature which explains atonement, the writer may point out that the verb used in the Old Testament can mean theoretically "to cover." Then it might be said that Old Testament sacrifices covered over the sins of God's people until the coming of Jesus Christ and His definitive sacrifice, offered once for all.

In its most ordinary usage adoption points to what a married couple chooses to do to bring a child biologically not their own into their home. In theology adoption is also used to designate one important link in the "golden chain of salvation." Far too often adoption is slighted or neglected in discussions of our redemption.

This article is a bible study on Genesis 47:29-31 and Genesis 49.

This article is a bible study on Genesis 48. Focus Jacob blessing his sons. 

This article is a bible study on Genesis 37:2-11, 31-35. Focus is on Israel journey to Egypt. 

This article is a bible study on Genesis 36:1-37:1. Focus is on Esau and the line of the Edomites. 

This article is a bible study on Genesis 33, when Jacob meets Esau. 

This article is a bible study on Genesis 32:22-33, when Jacob wrestles with God. 

This is a Bible study on Genesis 45:16-28.

This is a Bible study on Genesis 46:28 - Genesis 47:12. 

This is a Bible study on Genesis 45:1-15.

This is a Bible study on Genesis 44:18-34.

This is a Bible study on Genesis 44:1-17.

This is a Bible study on Genesis 43. 

This is a Bible study on Genesis 42:29-38.

This is a Bible study on Genesis 42:1-28. 

This is a Bible study on Genesis 41:37-57. 

This is a Bible study on Genesis 41:1-36.

This is a Bible study on Genesis 37:12-36.

This is a Bible study on Genesis 37:2-11.

This is a Bible study on Jacob from Genesis 32:1-21.

This is a Bible study on Jacob from Genesis 31:1-55.

This is a Bible study on Genesis 30:25-43 about Jacob.

This is a Bible study on Genesis 29:31 - Genesis 30:24 about Jacob.

This is a Bible study on Genesis 29:1-30 about Jacob.

This is a Bible study from Genesis 28:10-22 about Jacob. 

This is a Bible study on Genesis 27:30 - Genesis 28:9 about Jacob.

This is a Bible study on Genesis 27:1-29 about Jacob. 

This is a Bible study on Genesis 25:27-34 about Jacob. 

This is a Bible study on Genesis 25:19-26 about Jacob.

This is a Bible study on Genesis 47:13-31.

This is a Bible study on Genesis 50.

This is a Bible study on Jacob from Genesis 35.

This is a Bible study on Jacob from Genesis 34.