Chapter, Paragraph
1 8 | the heaven and the earth” (Genesis 1 :1). The atheist has always
2 14 | chapters of the Book of Genesis were dedicated to the creation
3 14 | criticism as the book of Genesis.~ Therefore, in the next
4 14 | of writing of the Book of Genesis, the days of Creation, and
5 15 | first chapter of the book of Genesis, represented a complete
6 15,1 | God and Genesis.~The universe testifies
7 15,1 | The Bible in the book of Genesis gives a brief account of
8 15,1 | genealogies provided in Genesis to calculate the age of
9 15,2 | simplistic interpretation of Genesis assumes that of the six
10 15,3 | Understanding Genesis.~Scientific investigation
11 15,3 | literal” interpretation of Genesis and a young earth creation
12 15,3 | earth as proof and reduce Genesis to a collection of myths
13 15,3 | very logical option exists. Genesis can be read literally, while
14 15,3 | support this view. Let's read Genesis again more carefully...~ ~
15 15,3 | In the next verse (1:2) Genesis tells us that the Spirit
16 15,3 | A casual reading of Genesis suggests that the Sun, Moon
17 15,3 | or on the “fourth day” of Genesis.~ ~Day 5~“And God said,
18 15,3 | translated dragon and whale, but Genesis 1:21 calls dinosaurs gadowl
19 15,3 | later.~ It is the book of Genesis which reveals to us that
20 15,4 | creationists’ understanding of Genesis 1 regarding the appearance
21 15,4 | only at a few examples from Genesis.~ ~These are the generations
22 15,9 | There are kinds mentioned in Genesis, but the making of kinds
23 15,1 | irrefutably? Would this mean Genesis is not the living word of
24 15,1 | The trustworthiness of Genesis is not dependent on these
25 15,1 | enhance our understanding of Genesis, since it is not about species
26 15,1 | species and kinds. So what is Genesis talking about? If there
27 15,1 | in the creation days of Genesis chapter one: “this is not
28 15,1 | grasp what is being said in Genesis chapter one, we need to
29 15,1 | animal, bird, and fish. Genesis follows this same pattern
30 15,1 | therefore we miss the point Genesis is making.~God is not concerned
31 15,1 | God is not concerned in Genesis with detailing and limiting
32 15,1 | the day it is mentioned in Genesis. In fact, that is not what
33 15,2 | in the first 10 verses of Genesis the creation of our universe
34 15,2 | traditional understanding of Genesis causes another conflict
35 15,2 | plant kingdom by science. Genesis maintains they always have
36 15,2 | classification system. Science and Genesis only appear to disagree
37 15,2 | you will understand why Genesis considers them plants in
38 15,2 | arrived here from space? Since Genesis does not mention the moment
39 15,2 | The Flesh of Birds.~In Genesis 1:20 we read that the sea
40 15,2 | This interpretation of Genesis seems to fit nicely with
41 15,2 | After all, that is what Genesis and the rest of Scripture
42 15,6 | about the difference in the genesis of body and the genesis
43 15,6 | genesis of body and the genesis of soul in man: God created
44 15,6 | nostrils the breath of life” (Genesis 2:7). The meaning of this
45 16,2 | of nations in the book of Genesis. He presents the creation
46 16,2 | chapters of the book of Genesis call the “sons of God,”
47 16,2 | first words of the book of Genesis: In the beginning God made
48 16,2 | first line of the book of Genesis the name of God is given
49 16,2 | Wis. 11:22). The book of Genesis confesses pure, unadulterated
50 16,2 | account. If the whole book of Genesis consisted only of the first
51 17,1 | description in the Book of Genesis, before the Fall, the first
52 17,2 | Primordial Sin.~According to Genesis (chapter 3), Adam and Eve,
53 17,3 | universe because six times in Genesis chapter 1 we read that God
54 19 | teaching about the Flood (Genesis 6 and 7), which ended the
55 19 | the tribes described in Genesis lived?~ Putting together
56 19,1 | excepting Noah and his family (Genesis 6:1-8). He reveals his decree
57 19,1 | generations. The extent of the Genesis flood would be limited to
58 19,1 | defilement of man's sin.~ Genesis 8 gives us the most significant
59 19,1 | different Hebrew verbs used in Genesis 8:1-8 to describe the receding
60 19,1 | should be clear that the Genesis flood could not have been
61 19,1 | can be found in the places Genesis mentions or does not mention.
62 19,1 | or does not mention. In Genesis 1-9 the text mentions place-names
63 19,1 | environs of Mesopotamia. From Genesis 10 onward, we encounter
64 19,1 | geographical range after Genesis 10 strongly suggests that
65 19,1 | adjacent territories.~ The Genesis account of the great flood
66 19,1 | regional flood mean that the Genesis flood was not universal?
67 19,1 | universal? Not at all. The Genesis flood was “universal” in
68 19,1 | global cataclysm hypothesis. Genesis records that Noah and his
69 19,1 | in the time range for the Genesis Flood. The lack of a precise
70 19,1 | flood event described in Genesis 6-9 did, indeed, accomplish
71 19,1 | spread out over the globe. Genesis mentions no geographical
72 19,1 | ark could have carried. Genesis 7 does not claim that water
73 19,1 | highest hills visible to Noah. Genesis 8:4 records that the ark
74 19,1 | than a year. A strong wind (Genesis 8:1) would be useful for
75 19,2 | the Flood.~According to Genesis 7:11-12, the floodwaters
76 19,2 | the 40-day torrent which Genesis records.~ ~1. There are
77 19,2 | sixth chapter of the Book of Genesis. The closest to the Bible
78 19,2 | appeared to substantiate Genesis.~ ~3. More recently archaeologists
79 19,3 | reading of the Biblical text. Genesis 8:4 reports that the ark
80 22 | destroy the power of evil, in Genesis 3:15; the prophecies of
81 App,1| Solomon. They are mentioned in Genesis 15:20 as people who inhabited
82 App,1| search of Sodom and Gomorrah. Genesis 14:3 gives their location
83 App,1| the plain are mentioned in Genesis 14: Sodom, Gomorrah, Admah,
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