OT302 Book Study: Genesis
Sign in to rateIn OT302 Book Study: Genesis, Dr. John Walton shows how Genesis came to be; how this biblical text can speak to crucial contemporary questions about gender, science, and more; and how teachers and pastors can exegete important Genesis passages. Anyone responsible for speaking or teaching on the Old Testament won’t want to miss Dr. Walton’s exposition of the entire book of Genesis.
Introduction
Introduction
Introducing the Speaker and the Course
4m
Composition and Authorship of Genesis
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Date and Authorship
4m
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Genesis and the Ancient Near East
Understanding the Original Context
7m
Creation: Genesis 1–2
In the Beginning
6m
The Fall and Sin: Genesis 3–11
The Serpent and the Fall
8m
Abraham: Genesis 12–24
Abram’s Call
9m
Isaac and Jacob: Genesis 25–36
The Covenant Heirs
5m
Jacob’s Sons: Genesis 37–50
Joseph Sold into Slavery
5m
Theological Overview of Genesis
Presence of God, Covenant, and Revelation
6m
Introduction to Methodology
Understanding the Text
4m
Examples of Exegesis
Genesis 2:24
9m
Conclusion
Closing Remarks
1m