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Quote:By H. A. (Buster) DobbsI. Introduction. A. Earliest age (1:1-11:9) 1. Creation (1:2-2:25 (a) Creation of the world (1:1-2:3) (b) Creation of man (2:4-25) 2. The fall (3:1-5:32) (a) First sin - disobeying God (3:1-24) (b) Sin of Cain in killing his brother, Abel (4:1-10) (c) Punishment of sin, showing Gods hatred of disobedience (4:11-16) 3. Earliest genealogy (4:17-5:32) B. Judgment of sin (6:1-9:29) 1. Multiplication of people and sin (6:1-5) 2. Judgment of God on sinfulness of man (6:6-7) 3. Noah, a righteous man (6:8-13) 4. The ark (6:14-21) 5. Obedience of Noah (6:22) C. The flood (7:1-8:19) D. Results of the flood (8:20-9:17) 1. Noahs sacrifice pleasing to God (8:20-21) 2. Earth to continue (8:22) 3. God blessed Noah and his sons (9:1-10) 4. Rainbow - a promise of no future destruction by water (9:11-17) 5. Sin in the godly line (9:18-29) E. Tower of Babel (10:1-11:9) 1. Family lines after the flood (10:1-32) 2. Arrogance condemned (11:1- 3. Languages created (11:9)II. Abram to Joseph A. Life of Abram (11:10-25:1 1. The call of Abram (11:10-30) 2. Abram, Sarai, Terah, and Lot go to Haran (11:31-31) 3. Terah, Abrams father, died at Haran ((11:32) 4. Covenant God made with Abram (12:1--25:1 5. First covenant made at Haran (12:1-4) 6. Abram and Lot journey to Shechem (12:5) 7. Land covenant renewed at Shechem (12:6-9) 8. Going down into Egypt (12:10-20) 9. Abram wealthy in cattle, gold, and silver (13:1-4) 10. Separation of Abram and Lot (13:5-13) 11. Land covenant confirmed (13:14-1 12. Defeat of the four kings (14:1-17) 13. Melchizedek blesses Abram (14:18-24) 14. Validation of the covenant Abram accounted righteous (15:1-21) 15. Hagar and Ishmael (16:1-16) 16. Covenant repeated, and circumcision required (17:1-27) 17. Angels announce that Abram and Sarai are to have a child in their old age (18:1-16) 18. Destruction of Sodom and deliverance of Lot (18:17-19:3 19. Abraham sins against king Abimelech (20:1-1 20. Birth of Isaac, the child of promise (21:1-7) 21. When Isaac is 12, Hagar and Ishamel sent away (21:8-20) 22. More association with Abimelech of Philistia (21:21-34) 23. Testing of Abrahams faith in offering of Isaac (22:1-17) 24. Covenant again affirmed (22:18-24) 25. Death and burial of Sarah (23:1-20) 26. Rebekah and Isaac married (24:1-67) 27. Abraham marries Keturah and has other children (25:1-7) 28. Death and burial of Abraham (25:8-9) B. Life of Isaac (25:1026:35) 1. Birth of Esau and Jacob, twin sons of Isaac and Rebekah (25:1026) 2. Esau, the first born, sells birthright to Jacob (25:27-34) 3. Jacob sins in the matter of Abimelech and Rebekah (26:1-11) 4. Jacob prospers (26:12-14) 5. Re-digging the water wells (26:15-33) 6. Esaus bad marriages (26:34-35) C. Life of Jacob (27:1-35:29) 1. Jacob secures parental blessing by deception (27:1-40) 2. Hatred of Esau for Jacob, and departure of Jacob to Haran (27:41-28:3) 3. Blessing of Abraham given to Jacob (28:4) 4. Fortunes of Jacob journeying to Haran (Padan Aram) (28:5-22) 5. Jacobs marriages and children born to him (29:1-31:55) 6. Jacob returns to Canaan and is reconciled to Esau (30:1-33:20) 7. Dinah, daughter of Jacob, defiled and avenged (34:1-31) 8. Jacob and his family go to Beth-el (35:1- 9. Jacob receives blessing from Jehovah (35:9-16) 10. Birth of Benjamin and death of Rachael, beloved wife of Jacob (35:17-20) 11. Jacob at Ephrath (35:21-27) 12. Death and burial of Isaac (35:28-29) D. Life of Esau (36:1-43) E. Life of Joseph (37:1-50:26) 1. Josephs relation with his father and brothers (37:1-24) 2. Joseph sold to bondage in Egypt; Jacob deceived by his sons (37:25-36) 3. Sin of Judah, Jacobs oldest son, with Tamar his daughter-in-law (38:1-30) 4. Joseph put in prison in Egypt (39:1-23) 5. Joseph interprets the dreams of the Baker and the Butler (40:1-23) 6. Joseph interprets Pharaohs dream, is released from prison, and rises to great power (41:1-52) 7. A great famine over all the land (41:53-57) 8. Jacob sends his sons to Egypt for grain (42:1-3 9. Jacob sends his sons to Egypt for grain a second time (43:1-34) 10. Joseph proves his brothers and reveals himself to them (44:1-45:16) 11. Jacob and his family brought to Egypt and settle in Goshen (45:17- 47:12) 12. Joseph made Egypt powerful and wealthy; Jacob and his sons also prospered (47:13-31) 13. Jacob, knowing his death is near, blesses his sons and grandsons (48:1-49:32) 14. Jacob dies and the body is carried to Canaan to be buried at Machpelah (49:33-50:13) 15. After a few more years, Joseph dies and is embalmed and his body placed in a coffin in Egypt (50:14-26)
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