Lessons from Genesis
The book of Genesis is key to understanding God’s plan for mankind. Without the Genesis account, we would not fully understand the fall of man and the introduction of sin into our world. Genesis introduces us to God’s call, God’s family, and the beginnings of God’s nation.
Phillip Eichman skillfully pulls practical lessons from Genesis to help us grapple with some of the major concepts of our relationship with God and deftly weaves God’s story into our story.
FLEX Adult Bible Study Electives
•Written by faithful members of the Lord’s church
•Undated for your flexible use
•Variety of studies — textual, topical, Old Testament, New Testament
•New studies continue to be added
•Suitable for lecture, small group, or individual study
Table of Contents:
1. God’s Good Creation
2. A Perfect Place
3. A Broken Relationship
4. The Effects of Sin on God’s Good Creation
5. God Chooses a Family
6. God Makes a Covenant with Abraham
7. Abraham and Sarah’s Promised Son
8. The Covenant Continues with Isaac
9. Jacob and Esau
10. Jacob and Laban
11. Jacob Returns Home
12. Joseph’s Dark Days
13. Joseph Prepares the Way
About the Author:
Phillip Eichman has been a teacher most of his adult life. He holds master’s and doctoral degrees in biology and was a biology professor for more than thirty years. He also completed master’s degrees in Bible and ministry at Harding University, has taught Bible courses in Christian schools, and has served as a Bible class teacher and parttime minister. He is now retired and lives with his wife Nancy in South Carolina where he enjoys spending time studying and writing. Phillip is also the author of The Gospel of John (Part 1), The Gospel of John (Part 2), and Letters from Paul: A Study of Philippians, Colossians, and Philemon in the FLEX Adult Bible Study series.