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This course covered the entire book of Genesis! We used Dr. Arthur Pink's commentary as our textbook. You can find the entire commentary here: http://gleanings.jcsm.org.
The following papers are between one and two pages long. They were interesting to write and I trust they will be encouraging to read!
The Creation Account - See how Genesis and the rest of the Bible indicates the Earth is young!
Cain and Abel Considered Dispensationally - Cain was a type of the Jews who rejected Christ and Abel was a type of Christ!
Where Are You? - When they committed the first sin, God asks Adam and Eve this question. God seeks the lost and even gives them the correct "covering". This began in the Garden of Eden.
Jesus Christ and Melchizedek - The mysterious person of Melchizedek was a type of Christ.
An Outline of Genesis 16 - Abraham's faith is recalled and his present situation with Sarah and her handmaiden or faced.
Nimrod: A Type of Anti-Christ - The evil Nimrod was a type of the Anti-Christ who is to come. Even his name means "Rebel"!
Noah: A Type of Christ - In a world of ungodliness, there was one who rescued his kindred and brought them a new life. Noah foreshadows Jesus Christ!
Noah's Prophecy - Is it astonishing that Noah's sons fulfilled Noah's prophecy? Since God knows history in advance, we shouldn't be surprised!
The 12 Sons and the Fulfillment of Their Prophetic Blessings - Jacob had something interesting to say about each of his sons and their futures. The result: they all came true (verified in the Old Testament scriptures)!
Dispensational Foreshadowments of the Restoration of Israel - Dr. Pink's commentary was written before 1948. Therefore, he looked forward to the restoration of Israel to their land. It's interesting to see this in a pre-1948 perspective!
Symbolisms and Comparisons - A few of the major symbolisms and comparisons are discussed. These include Abraham and Noah.
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