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    The document provides background information on the book of Genesis: - Moses is considered the author of Genesis and the other four books of the Law. Genesis was likely written around 1490 BC. - Genesis covers the time period from the beginning of creation until approximately 1635 BC, the death of Joseph. - Genesis gives an account of God's creation of the heavens and the earth in the first two chapters, followed by the fall of man and God's promise to save humanity.

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    The document provides background information on the book of Genesis: - Moses is considered the author of Genesis and the other four books of the Law. Genesis was likely written around 1490 BC. - Genesis covers the time period from the beginning of creation until approximately 1635 BC, the death of Joseph. - Genesis gives an account of God's creation of the heavens and the earth in the first two chapters, followed by the fall of man and God's promise to save humanity.

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    The document provides background information on the book of Genesis: - Moses is considered the author of Genesis and the other four books of the Law. Genesis was likely written around 1490 BC. - Genesis covers the time period from the beginning of creation until approximately 1635 BC, the death of Joseph. - Genesis gives an account of God's creation of the heavens and the earth in the first two chapters, followed by the fall of man and God's promise to save humanity.

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    GENESIS

    Author: Moses, the author of the five books of the Law (Deut. 31:9, 24; Luke 24:27, 44; John 1:45;
    5:46; Acts 28:23; 2 Cor. 3:15).
    Time of Writing: Probably about 1490 B.C., when Exodus was written (see introductory material
    in Exodus).
    Place of Writing: In the wilderness east of Egypt.
    Time Period Covered: From the beginning of creation (1:1) until approximately 1635 B.C., the
    death of Joseph (50:26).

    Subject:
    God Created, Satan Corrupted, Man Fell,
    and Jehovah Promised to Save

    1 CHAPTER 1
    I. God’s Creation
    1:1—2:25
    A. God’s Desire and Purpose
    1:1—2:3
    1. God’s Original Creation
    1:1
    1a
    1 In the 2beginning 3God 4bcreated the 5heavens and the earth. 1a cf. John
    1:1-2
    1b Zech.
    11 The Bible, composed of two testaments, economy, and the New Testament is the practical 12:1;
    the Old Testament and the New Testament, is fulfillment. Psa.
    the complete written divine revelation of God to Genesis, adopted by the Septuagint as the title 33:6;
    Isa.
    man. The major revelation in the entire Bible is of this book, is a Latin word meaning giving of 42:5;
    the unique divine economy of the unique Triune birth, origin. As the first book in the Bible, Genesis 45:18;
    God (Eph. 1:10; 3:9; 1 Tim. 1:4b). The centrality gives birth to and is the origin of the divine truths Jer.
    and universality of this divine economy is the all- in the holy Word. Thus, the seeds of the divine 10:12;
    51:15;
    inclusive and unsearchably rich Christ as the em- truths are sown in this book. These seeds grow John
    bodiment and expression of the Triune God (Col. and develop in the succeeding books, especially in 1:3
    2:9; 1:15-19; John 1:18). The goal of the divine the New Testament, and are finally harvested in
    economy is the church as the Body, the fullness, the last book, the book of Revelation.
    the expression, of Christ (Eph. 1:22b-23; 3:8-11), The book of Genesis is a miniature of the
    which will consummate in the New Jerusalem as complete revelation of the entire Bible. It begins
    the union, mingling, and incorporation of the with a man created in God’s image (1:26) and ends
    processed and consummated Triune God and His with a man called Israel (32:28; 48:2), a trans-
    redeemed, regenerated, transformed, and glori- formed person, a man not only outwardly in the
    fied tripartite people. The accomplishing of the image of God but a man in whom God has wrought
    divine economy is revealed in the Bible progres- Himself, making him His expression. The trans-
    sively in many steps, beginning with God’s cre- formed Israel is a seed, a miniature, of the New
    ation in Gen. 1—2 and consummating with the Jerusalem.
    New Jerusalem in Rev. 21—22. In the Old Testa- Apparently, chs. 1—2 of Genesis are merely a
    ment the contents of God’s economy are revealed record of creation; actually, nearly every item in
    mainly in types, figures, and shadows, whereas the record of these two chapters is a revelation of
    in the New Testament all the types, figures, and Christ, who is life to God’s people (John 1:1, 4;
    shadows are fulfilled and realized. Thus, the Old 11:25; 14:6) for the producing and building up of
    Testament is a figurative portrait of God’s eternal the church. Chapters 3—50 present biographies

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