| Genesis 2:1-3 | “Some basics”: who completed the world in 7 days |
| Genesis 2:8-15 | “The garden of Eden as a place of fellowship with God”: giving them a garden to tend |
| Genesis 2:8-15 | “The Core Teaching”: giving them a garden to tend |
| Genesis 2:9-14 | “The new heaven and new earth (Ch. 21-22)”: Genesis 2:9-14 |
| Genesis 2:10-12 | “Symbols of God’s presence”: creation story, where the rivers are likewise associated with precious stones |
| Genesis 3:8 | “The Wrath of the Lamb”: the fall of man, when Adam and Eve tried to hide from God after they sinned |
| Genesis 3:8-9 | “The garden of Eden as a place of fellowship with God”: meeting with them there regularly |
| Genesis 3:8-9 | “The Core Teaching”: meeting with them there regularly |
| Genesis 3:15 | “The child”: her offspring would destroy the serpent |
| Genesis 3:17-19 | “The garden of Eden as a place of fellowship with God”: ground itself is cursed |
| Genesis 3:22-24 | “In Revelation”: lose it |
| Genesis 4:12 | “The garden of Eden as a place of fellowship with God”: when Cain kills Abel |
| Genesis 4:13-15 | “The garden of Eden as a place of fellowship with God”: placing a protective sign on him |
| Genesis 4:15 | “The number 7”: story of Cain |
| Genesis 4:15 | “In Revelation”: a sign on Cain |
| Genesis 4:16-17 | “In Revelation”: Cain builds the first one |
| Genesis 4:16-17 | “The garden of Eden as a place of fellowship with God”: looks for his own security instead and builds a city |
| Genesis 4:16-17 | “The garden of Eden as a place of fellowship with God”: their own security and provision through culture and progress |
| Genesis 4:16-17 | “The new heaven and new earth (Ch. 21-22)”: Genesis 4:16-17 |
| Genesis 4:22-24 | “The garden of Eden as a place of fellowship with God”: who mocks the protection God gave Cain |
| Genesis 4:25-26 | “The garden of Eden as a place of fellowship with God”: from that point on, people begin again to call on the name of the Lord |
| Genesis 5:24 | “The identity of the two witnesses”: Enoch did not experience death but was taken by God |
| Genesis 9:8-11 | “The throne room”: This is a reminder of the covenant with Noah: God promises never again to destroy all life by flood, sealed with the rainbow — following his earlier pledge that seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, would never cease. There are no demands placed on Noah in the flood covenant itself |
| Genesis 10 | “Pouring out of the Spirit”: smaller version of the scattered list from the Tower of Babel |
| Genesis 10:8-12 | “The garden of Eden as a place of fellowship with God”: city remains a significant feature |
| Genesis 11:1-9 | “The garden of Eden as a place of fellowship with God”: the tower of Babel |
| Genesis 11:1-9 | “First look”: Gen 11:1–9 |
| Genesis 11:1-9 | “Background: Babel and Balaam: Two Ways to Ruin Yourself”: Genesis 11:1–9 |
| Genesis 11:1-9 | “The new heaven and new earth (Ch. 21-22)”: Genesis 11:1-9 |
| Genesis 11:1-9 | “The Core Teaching”: Genesis 11:1-9 |
| Genesis 11:1-9 | “The Core Teaching”: Genesis 11:2 |
| Genesis 11:4 | “In Revelation”: to make a name for themselves |
| Genesis 11:4 | “Babel in the Book of Revelation”: to reach heaven and make a name for themselves |
| Genesis 11:27-31 | “The patriarch”: Terah had three sons: Haran, Abram and Nahor. When Haran died, he left a son, Lot |
| Genesis 11:31 | “The story before Carchemish”: Abraham came from |
| Genesis 12:1-3 | “The garden of Eden as a place of fellowship with God”: God chooses to make a name for Abraham |
| Genesis 12:1-4 | “The patriarch”: Abram took care of him |
| Genesis 12:2-3 | “Origin of the Day of the Lord”: covenant was to be a blessing to all nations |
| Genesis 12:2-3 | “The nations and their gifts”: Abraham, called to be a blessing to all nations |
| Genesis 12:3 | “Coming with the clouds”: Abram’s promise that through him all nations will be blessed |
| Genesis 12:7 | “Crux 4: how much of the promise lands inside history?”: this land |
| Genesis 14 | “The importance of family”: deliver from captivity |
| Genesis 15 | “The covenant with Abraham”: In Genesis 15 |
| Genesis 15 | “Background: A Promise God Keeps Even When We Break It”: Genesis 15 |
| Genesis 15 | “The Core Teaching”: Genesis 15 |
| Genesis 17 | “The covenant with Abraham”: inclusion of circumcision |
| Genesis 17:5 | “The solution”: new identity |
| Genesis 17:20-21 | “Crux 4: how much of the promise lands inside history?”: but my covenant I will establish with Isaac |
| Genesis 18:20-33 | “Background”: God’s plan is affected by our prayers |
| Genesis 19:30-37 | “The well-known story”: are descended from Lot |
| Genesis 21:22-32 | “Historical covenants”: Abraham and Abimelech |
| Genesis 25:1-2 | “The well-known story”: Midianites are themselves descendants of Abraham |
| Genesis 25:25-26 | “The inheritance”: Jacob |
| Genesis 26:12-33 | “Historical covenants”: Isaac and the Philistines |
| Genesis 27 | “The mystery of the first horseman”: story of Jacob’s deception of his father, when Esau is sent to hunt with his bow |
| Genesis 31:22-54 | “Historical covenants”: Jacob and Laban |
| Genesis 37:9-10 | “The child”: Joseph’s second dream |
| Genesis 37:21-30 | “The inheritance”: very troubled when Joseph got lost |
| Genesis 37:25 | “5, Livestock”: used for trade |
| Genesis 37:34 | “The character of the two witnesses”: individual mourning |
| Genesis 38 | “The importance of family”: Canaanite Tamar |
| Genesis 38:8 | “The importance of family”: ensure offspring for a widow |
| Genesis 38:26 | “The inheritance”: Judah calls her more righteous than himself |
| Genesis 42:37 | “The inheritance”: pledged his son for his family |
| Genesis 43:33 | “The inheritance”: role among his siblings |
| Genesis 45:7 | “The remnant”: where he tells his brothers that his trials in Egypt are to preserve them as a remnant |
| Genesis 45:10 | “Never again”: land of Goshen, in the northeast of Egypt, was close to the palace at the time Joseph was there |
| Genesis 48:13-20 | “The inheritance”: Ephraim |