OT303 Theology of Genesis

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David W. Baker brings his interest in pedagogy and the Pentateuch to this Mobile Ed course on the theology of Genesis. In OT303 you will be introduced to the meaning and work of biblical theology, how it differs from systematic theology, and how to approach Scripture in a way that affects the reader for God’s glory. In addition, you will participate in a broad study on key theological themes found in the first book of the Bible, including an in-depth look at the picture Genesis paints of God; what it means for humanity to be created in God’s image; the impact of the fall and sin on both humanity and the rest of creation; and God’s plan of restoration and redemption—all informed directly by Scripture. This practical approach to biblical theology will show you how the book of Genesis shapes discipleship today.

Introduction

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

Introducing the Speaker and the Course

3m

Introduction to Biblical Theology

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The Bible and Theology: What and Why?

The Bible and Theology: What and Why?

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God, Man, and Creation

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The Beginning of Time

The Beginning of Time

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Sin and Its Consequences

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Sin and Covenant: A Canonical Perspective

Sin and Covenant: A Canonical Perspective

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Genealogies, the Flood, and God’s Promises

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Genealogies: Theological and Literary Functions

Genealogies: Theological and Literary Functions

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Conclusion

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Theological Overview of Genesis

Theological Overview of Genesis

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