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The purpose of human existence the covenant relationship of love with God not because God wants to have power over us but b/c he wants to __________

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Sabbath worship and Rest; Share his divine life

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Te Dwelling with God that happened in the Garden

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The Land

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Adam was to have dominion over creation.

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Kingship

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This is the pattern for all of sin that comes afterwards.

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Ada’m Lack of Trust in God

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God’s punishment is always the cure for their sin: his punishment is always a sign of love (ex. the curse on the Serpent in Gen 3:15 includes the ______)

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God’s covenant Mercy; Protevangeluim

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B. of the fall Adam and Eve hand o na wounded human nature and a fallen world where ________ becomes the norm instead of God’s love and order.

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sin

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_____ and _____ enter into the story between the brothers Cain and Abel b/c of Cain’s failure to _______

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violence and murder; worship God

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The violence continus in Cain’s descendants who ______ cities after ______. Instead Seth called on the “________” and perserve the _____ covenant with God.

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named;themselves;name of the Lord;covenant

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God makes a new covenant and a New creation with Noah

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y

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Noah’s name literally means _______

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rest from the soil

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God’s Spirit is again ______

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over the waters

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The climax of the whole story is Genesis 8:1 when “_________”

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when God remembered his covenant

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But with a new creation comes a new fall:

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y

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Ham commits the sin of _____ to try and overthrow his father and oldest brother Shem and produces a child named ______

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Incest; Canaan

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He does this as a way of rejecting God’s plan for his life and rebelling against his father’s authority.

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y

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Ham’s decedents will continue the pattern on rebellion and sin:

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y

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From Ham will coe all of the enemies of ancient Israel: the _____, the ____, the _____, the ______, and even the ______

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Philistines, canaanites, Amorites, babylonians, egyptians

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the descendants of Ham settle in a place called ______ where they build the tower of Babel to “_______”

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Shinar; make a home for themselves

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As a punishment their languages are confused and they are divided against themselves

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y

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The end result: The world is infected by sin:

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y

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Sin ______ itself, ____ God’s family and ultimately ______ the people and kills them just like it happened to Adam

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multiplies; divides;exiles

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The story of Abraham is a story where we see God’s _____ are baked up by his ______

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promise;actions

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the story of Abraham begins after the story of Babel: human’s are divided and separated from God by ______

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sin

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the sin of ______ (having many wives) was one of these sins Abram lived near _____ (also known as ____ or ______) as a nomad and was already _____ years old and had no ______

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poligmy;Ur;babal;babylonians;70;children

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Abram is not a _____ person but he’s willing to follow God.

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good

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Blessed by ______ the king of ____ believed to be Shem

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Melchizdack;Salem

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God’s promise to Abraham: the Plan fo God fro all history

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y

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the Promised land of Canaan and many descendants.

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Land and Nation

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Remember the work for ‘name’ is ‘shem’ and it can mean ‘dynasty’. Abraham’s people would be a political power with a king

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Kingship and Name

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God is going to use Abraham’s descendants will bring salvation to the whole world from the effects of sin

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World wide blessing

31
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Each one of these promises is giving Abraham’s descendants something that Adam Lost

A

t

32
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Land: the ______ and the dwelling with God

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Garden

33
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Kingship: the ____ over all Creation

A

rule

34
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Blessing: The _____ to be _______ and to have God’s ____ again

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blessing; fruitful and multiply; spirit

35
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Each one of these promises is fulfilled by a different covenant in the future:
Land and Nation: ____
Kingship and Name: _____
Blessing for all Nations: _____

A

Moses; David; Jesus

36
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Abraham literally means _____

A

Father of many nations

37
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Sarah in Hebrew literally means ______, which makes her son Isaac the ______

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princess; prince

38
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By the time God asks Abraham to sacrifice Isaac, Abraham has learned that God is ____ to his Word

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true

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b/c Abraham ____ God with his most precious possession God was able to se his family to save the world.

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trusts

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At the time of Jaco the blessing was always supposed to go to the ___ son

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oldest

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Jacob’s name literally means “_______”

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deceiver

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Jacob’s first deceptions of his brother was for Esau’s _____

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birthright

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Esau’s mistake is like our sin b/c by sinning we trade a ____ good for an _____ good

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eternal present

44
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The second deception of Jacob is for the ____ of Isaac

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blessing

45
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As a result of his sin Jacob is ____ from his home and his life is _____

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exile; danger

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As he flees he stops and has a vision at Beth-el where he swears that only if God brings him back home will Jacob call God ___ God.

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his

47
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Jacob goes and stays with his uncle Laban who eventually ____ Jacob into working twice as long and marrying ___ wives.

A

tricks; 2

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wife #1: _____ bore _________

A

Reuben, Simeon, Levi, Judah, Isaacar, Zebulon

49
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Maidservant #1:_____ bore _____

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Bilah; Gad, Asher

50
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Wife #2: ______ bore _______

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Rachel; Joseph and Benjamin

51
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Maidservant #2: ______ bore ______

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Zilpah; Dan and naphtahali

52
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Eventually God calls Jacob to go ____ but Jacob is _____ b/c of his past sins

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home, scared

53
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So he tries to buy Esau’s favor by sending ___

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gift/blessing

54
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The night before he meets his brother, Jacob wrestles with an Angel all night

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y

55
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The Church has seen Jaco as a model of what prayer b/c of his ____

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perseverance

56
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We should not judge our prayer on the ____ of it as much as the ____ of it: the important thing is that we do it

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emotion; fidelity

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Jacob’s name is changed to Israel which means: ______

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He who strives w/ God

58
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When Jacob meets his brother, Esau ____ him

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forgives

59
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The reason Joseph’s brothers resent him has its origin in ____ favoritism.

A

Jacob’s

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It is _____’s idea to not kill Joseph so he can rescue him later, but it is ___’s idea to sell Joseph so that they can make money from him.

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Rueben; Judah

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Jacob is __ again when they bring Joseph’s ___ to him soaked in blood.

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deceived: robe

62
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(important) The fact that the LORD is _____ Joseph is important because it means that God is going to use Joseph in a major way to help his covenant family.

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with

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Even when he is accused of a crime he doesn’t commit and is thrown in jail Joseph remembers that the ___ is ____ him and God prospers the work of his hands.

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Lord; with

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Joseph comes to work for pharaoh when he interprets the pharaoh’s ____ about the 7 years of ____ and 7 years of ____

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dream; plenty; famine

65
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The names Joseph chooses for his two sons reveals how much trust he has in God:
“Manassah” means:_______
“Ephraim”_______

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“God has made me forget entirely my troubles and my father’s house”

“God has made me fruitful in the land of my affliction”

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(Important) B/c of his ____ in God, the LORD uses Joseph as His instrument to ____ his family and to _____ their sinful hearts

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trust; save; convert

67
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Joseph sends the brothers back to their father Jacob telling them they cannot come without ____ whom Jacob is afraid to let go

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Benjamin

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Eventually ___ convinces his dad to let him go w/ them b/c they are running out of food

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judah

69
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The story culminates with Judah _____ himself for Benjamin and prefiguring Jesus

A

sacrificing

70
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It is not a coincidence that Jesus is from the tribe of _____

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Judah

71
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Ultimately Joseph tells his brothers not to be angry with themselves b/c _____ had allowed it to happen so that he might ____ them

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God; save

72
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Clothes
Adam and Eve- (leaf outfits that God gives them)
Jacob and Esau- (deceives father)
Noah- (naked, shem covers, Ham sees nakedness)
Joseph-(use clothes to deceives father)
Pottifer’s wife- (deceives pottifer)

A

y

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