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Genesis 5 - We Are Family!
Season 3 Episode 5 – We Are Family!
Jasmine’s Tea - 4:36
A’ight So Boom - 7:15
Read Genesis 5 1-5 - 13:50
Connects this genealogy to the creation narrative
Created in God’s likeness
Created them male and female
He blessed them
He named them (authority and ultimate Father)
The intent still continues, even though not as originally designed
Genealogy Formula
Person lived a number of years
Person father and Person
Person lived another number of years
Person has other sons and daughters
Person died
Replay of the end of Ch 4 (Framed by Cain’s Line)
Adam’s own likeness and own image (passing down)
See the Blessing
See the hope (points back to Gen 3:15?)
There are others out there (1 baby mama as far as we can see)
See the Consequence of sin (‘,and he died’)
Read Genesis 5 6-14 - 18:12
Formula followed until Enoch
Additional information on Enoch (Walked with God)
To walk with God is to have communion or intimacy with God
Walk in New Testament generally means conduct that springs from a intimacy with God
There is an outcome for Enoch walking with God
Missing the refrain that every other person has (‘,and he died’)
Somehow the punishment of being returned to ground missed Enoch
No information given as to what happened exactly
He was and he was not
Lifespan of ONLY 365 years, is not a punishment for sin (his walk reiterated)
Read Genesis 5 15-24 - 20:35
Methuselah the longest living called out (969 years)
Lamech (not the same one) fathers a son with a hope (look at the song and the prayer)
Indicates the continued impacts of the curse on the ground from the fall
Indicates the hardship that is felt due to the curse
Seeking relief form the pain and toil that work now requires
Anticipating and hoping that his son offers relief from that painful toil (Gen 3:15?)
Read Genesis 5 25-32 - 23:35
The formula is not fully applied to Noah
Some indication that we are expecting to more of Noah
Not just one son mentioned, but all have been mentioned
All this takes us from Adam and Seth to the next major player in the Story of God and man
Generation Alpha's 'A'ight so Boom' - 33:45
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
https://uppbeat.io/t/avbe/night-in-kyoto
License code: WDUZARYUHWMKKMU3
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By Generational ScripturesSeason 3 Episode 5 – We Are Family!
Jasmine’s Tea - 4:36
A’ight So Boom - 7:15
Read Genesis 5 1-5 - 13:50
Connects this genealogy to the creation narrative
Created in God’s likeness
Created them male and female
He blessed them
He named them (authority and ultimate Father)
The intent still continues, even though not as originally designed
Genealogy Formula
Person lived a number of years
Person father and Person
Person lived another number of years
Person has other sons and daughters
Person died
Replay of the end of Ch 4 (Framed by Cain’s Line)
Adam’s own likeness and own image (passing down)
See the Blessing
See the hope (points back to Gen 3:15?)
There are others out there (1 baby mama as far as we can see)
See the Consequence of sin (‘,and he died’)
Read Genesis 5 6-14 - 18:12
Formula followed until Enoch
Additional information on Enoch (Walked with God)
To walk with God is to have communion or intimacy with God
Walk in New Testament generally means conduct that springs from a intimacy with God
There is an outcome for Enoch walking with God
Missing the refrain that every other person has (‘,and he died’)
Somehow the punishment of being returned to ground missed Enoch
No information given as to what happened exactly
He was and he was not
Lifespan of ONLY 365 years, is not a punishment for sin (his walk reiterated)
Read Genesis 5 15-24 - 20:35
Methuselah the longest living called out (969 years)
Lamech (not the same one) fathers a son with a hope (look at the song and the prayer)
Indicates the continued impacts of the curse on the ground from the fall
Indicates the hardship that is felt due to the curse
Seeking relief form the pain and toil that work now requires
Anticipating and hoping that his son offers relief from that painful toil (Gen 3:15?)
Read Genesis 5 25-32 - 23:35
The formula is not fully applied to Noah
Some indication that we are expecting to more of Noah
Not just one son mentioned, but all have been mentioned
All this takes us from Adam and Seth to the next major player in the Story of God and man
Generation Alpha's 'A'ight so Boom' - 33:45
Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!):
https://uppbeat.io/t/avbe/night-in-kyoto
License code: WDUZARYUHWMKKMU3