This is our God and He is our great hope! It begins with a study of the creation and finishes with the birth. Say, while Abram traveled to his new home, God told him that he would eventually have the land in which he was traveling. God wants us to follow Him just like Abram did. These lessons are designed to engage both deep thinking and deep. Say, When Abram heard that God wanted him to leave his home, he left. This lesson relates to pre-teens and teens and by the end of this lesson, they should have learned about the following: God is faithful to His promises. This promise is fulfilled years later when Isaac is born to them in their old age. In Genesis we see the marriage of the first Adam, in Revelation we see the marriage of the last Adam. This Genesis Bible study provides an eleven-week study that covers the first 11 chapters. Contains everything you need for 16 Biblically insightful sessions with your students. In Genesis, God promises Abraham and Sarah they will have a son. In Genesis there is sorrow and suffering, in Revelation there are no more tears. In Genesis death enters, in Revelation there is no more death. In Genesis the curse is pronounced, in Revelation the curse is no more. In Genesis sin begins, in Revelation sin ends. One Year Bible Study Curriculum, Volume 2. This item, like all our resources, is only available as a download. In Genesis the sun governs the day, in Revelation there’s no need for the sun – Jesus is the lamp of heaven! This 4-week Bible study on the book of Genesis focuses on the origin stories of Adam and Eve, Abraham and Sarah, Isaac and Rebecca, and Jacob, Leah, and Rachel. Save 78 on one year of NEW teaching curriculum & Bible studies for youth ministry. In Genesis the earth is created, in Revelation the earth will pass away. We will see the beginning of the twelve tribes of Israel and the family line through which the Messiah would come.

We will see the beginning of languages, races, God’s promises, and God’s chosen nation. The questions contain minimal human commentary, but instead urge students to study to understand Scripture. We will look at the line of Adam, Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob and Joseph. The class book is suitable for teens and up. In Genesis we will see the beginning of the world, man, sin, death, conflict, murder, pain, sadness, betrayal, love, grace, faithfulness, righteousness, hope and salvation.

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