In Genesis 14 Abram races through the night to rescue Lot, taken captive in a war of kings, and then, before the blessing of Melchizedek… Read More »Genesis 14 Exposition — Abram Rescues Lot, and Melchizedek Blesses God Most High
After failing in Egypt, Abram returned to the altar at Bethel, while Lot lifted up his eyes, saw the well-watered plain, and pitched his tent… Read More »Genesis 13 Exposition — Lot Chose by Sight, God Showed Abram the Whole Land
God commands Abram to “leave” and promises he will become “a blessing.” This exposition of Genesis 12 traces the first altars Abram built at Shechem… Read More »Genesis 12 Exposition — Called to Be a Blessing, Yet Abram Falls to Fear
The Tower of Babel reached for the sky, and the people who built it were scattered. Genesis 11 shows both humanity’s rebellion in trying to… Read More »Genesis 11 — The Tower That Tried to Make a Name, and the God Who Made One Man’s Name Great
A look at the Table of Nations in Genesis 10, tracing how Nimrod and the land of Shinar set the stage for the Great Commission’s… Read More »Genesis 10 — The Nations Divided from Noah’s Sons, and God’s Plan for All Peoples
A verse-by-verse study of Genesis 9: the blessing renewed to Noah, the prohibition on eating blood, the image of God and the sanctity of human… Read More »Genesis 9 — God Who Set the Rainbow Covenant, and a Man Who Still Falls