Genesis QT


1. God Created (Gen 1:1-13)

2.  God created all good for us (Gen 1:14-25)

3. We were made special, in God’s image (Gen 1:26-31 )

4.  Acknowledge Histerns of good, or you will die (Gen 2:1-17)

5. God knows what is good and provides us (Gen 2:18-25)

6. Adam's Fall: caused by relying upon own evaluations (Gen 3:1-7)

7. Consequence of sin in probation (Gen 3:8-24)

8. How Sin Reigns: Cain and Abel’s story (Gen 4:1-16)

9. Triumphant Song of Evil and Calm Prayer (Gen 4:17-26)

10. Genealogy of Death, Hope of Life, and Vain Wish (Gen5:1-32)

11. Creator was offended by the creature (Gen 6:1 - 8)

12. Building an Ark: Covenant of Salvation (Gen 6:9-22)

13. The Flood; follow God’s instruction for salvation (Gen7:1-24)

14. Nervous Noah had to wait for God's time (Gen 8:1-15)

15. New start with the old heart of sin (Gen 8:15-22)

16. New Start and New Covenant (Gen 9:1-17)

17. Noah’s Curse on Canaan (Gen 9:18-28)

18. The Table of Nations (Gen 10:1-32)

19. God's Intervention against man's initiative (Gen 11:1-9)

20. From Shem to Abram: Darkness before Dawn (Genesis 11:10-32)



21. A Call to the Journey of Faith (Gen 12:1-9)

22. Unfaithful Partner of Faithful God (Gen 12:10-20)

23. Abram's Solution to the Strife (Gen 13:1-18)

24. Abram Chose God's Glory over Wealth (Gen 14:1-24)

25. Abram’s Doubt and the Lord’s Covenant (Gen 15:1-21)

26. God blessed even Ishmael (Gen 16:1-16)

27. The Sign of the Covenant Given to the Doubtful (Gen17:1-14)

28. Obedience helps you overcome doubts (Gen 17:15-27)

29. Extraordinary Hospitality and Unbelievable Announcement(Gen 18:1-15)

30. God Teaches Abraham the way of God (Gen 18:16-33)

31. Corruption of All & Selfish Lot (Gen 19:1-14)

32. Grace in Punishment & Destruction in Salvation (Gen 19:15-29)

33. Shameful Ending of Indecisive Lot (Gen 19:30-38)

34. Abraham and more righteous Abimelech (Gen 20:1-18)

35. Birth of Isaac and Ruined B-Party (Gen  21:1-16)

36. God made all things right (Gen 21:17-34)

37. God Tested Abraham (Gen 22:1-12)

38. God confirmed His promise and more (Gen 22:13-24)

39. Abraham Buried Sarah in Canaan (Gen 23:1-20)

40. The Abraham's Servant's Endeavor of Faith (Gen 24:1-33)

41. The Faithful Lord Prepared a Woman of Faith (Gen24:34-67)

42. Abraham was dead, but God is Faithful (Gen 25:1-18)

43. Jacob and Esau: Divine selection vs. Human choice (Gen25:19-34)

44. Isaac’s Covenant (Gen 26:1-11)

45. Dispute & Victory of Isaac (Gen 26:12-34)

46. Jacob’s cheating for blessing (Gen 27:1-29)

47. Esau’s Hatred: the consequence of human deceit(Gen27:30-46)

48. "Wherever you go" vs. "If I return here" (Gen 28:1-22)

49. Jacob was tricked on his wedding night (Gen 29:1-30)

50. Rivalry and Jealousy in Jacob’s family (Gen 29:31-30:24)

51. Laban made Jacob stay more (Gen 30:25-43)

52. Jacob fled again (Gen 31:1-21)

53. God's unnoticed protection of Jacob (Gen 31:2-42)

54. The Reconciliation: May the Lord Watch (Gen 31:43-55)

55. Desperate Jacob (Gen 32:1-21)

56. God changed his name (Gen 32:22-32)

57. Jacob saw God's grace from Esau's face (Gen 33:1-20)

58. Jacob’s Disgrace at Shechem (Gen 34:1-31)

59. The God of Bethel (Gen 35:1-29)

60. Was Blessed by God, but Chose the World (Gen 36:1-19)

61. Kings from Esau's Descendants (Gen 36:20-43)



62.  The dream of the father’s favorite (Gen 37:1-11)

63. His favorite son was taken away (Gen 37:12-36)

64.  Judah’s FamilyLine Is at Stake (Gen 38:1-11)

65. God’s Providence through Tamar’s Disguise (Gen 38:12-30)

66. God was with Joseph in Prison (Gen 39:1-23)

67.  JosephInterpreted the Officers’ Dreams (Gen 40:1-23)

68.  Pharaoh’s dreams: the Lord is Sovereign (Gen 41:1-32)

69.  Joseph’s WiseRule over Egypt (Gen 41:33-57)

70.  Joseph encountered his brothers (Gen 42:1-24)

71.  “Jacob, send your favorite son.” (Gen 42:25-38)

72. Jacob Finally Sent Benjamin (Gen 43:1-14)

73. They brought Benjamin and bowed down (Gen 43:15-34)

74. Joseph framed them to test (Gen 44:1-17)

75. Judah sacrificed himself for his father (Gen 44:18-34)

76.  God’s providence in their sinfulness (Gen 45:1-28)

77.  Jacob’s family to Egypt (Gen 46:1-34)

78.  Joseph’s wise administration saved all (Gen 47:1-31)

79.  Ephraim and Manasseh (Gen 48:1-22)

80. Jacob's Unfair Blessing (Gen 49:1-21)

81. Jacob blessed Joseph in God's name. (Gen 49:22-33)

82.  Jacob’s burial in Canaan (Gen 50:1-14)

83.  What you meant for evil, God meant for good (Gen 50:15-26)

 

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