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Genesis 1:1-2 | In the Beginning
Reflection Questions
- What stuck out to you about either the context of Genesis or the opening two verses? Why?
- How does understanding the wilderness (Exodus) context of when Genesis was written help us to read Genesis with fresh eyes?
- Why is it significant that “God” (Elohim) is plural in verse 1, while “created” is singular?
- How does knowing your origin story in Genesis shape your identity as a follower of Jesus? Aka, how does Genesis prepare us to “Walk in a manner worthy of the calling to which we have been called?” (Eph 4:1)
- How does Genesis 1:1-2 motivate us to share the gospel with others? How does it help you engage friends who believe in naturalism, materialism, or secular origin stories of creation?
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By The Mayfield ClassReflection Questions
- What stuck out to you about either the context of Genesis or the opening two verses? Why?
- How does understanding the wilderness (Exodus) context of when Genesis was written help us to read Genesis with fresh eyes?
- Why is it significant that “God” (Elohim) is plural in verse 1, while “created” is singular?
- How does knowing your origin story in Genesis shape your identity as a follower of Jesus? Aka, how does Genesis prepare us to “Walk in a manner worthy of the calling to which we have been called?” (Eph 4:1)
- How does Genesis 1:1-2 motivate us to share the gospel with others? How does it help you engage friends who believe in naturalism, materialism, or secular origin stories of creation?