We discuss Genesis 9 and 10 primarily, also talking some about 8 and 11, including diving deeper into some pieces we skimmed over in the last episode.

We discuss more about the flood narrative, including parts of the story that are hard to understand or don't make sense, and we try to think about why certain interpretations may be arrived at and what our Muslim friends might be thinking when they come to the text.

After the evil we saw last episode in 6:1-8, now we are discussing 6:9-22, the beginning of the flood narrative

Genesis 6:1-8, Preparation for the flood narrative. Who are the heroes of old, and who emerges like a flower in a concrete jungle?

If it's just a genealogy, is there anything we can learn from this list? Can we just skip reading over it with out Muslim friends? Consider some of the things that we can learn from centering this list in the larger narrative, or reading some of the verses closer.

What do we read about Cain or Lamech in this chapter?

You can also hear some other of Anthony's thoughts in Episode 14

What is the curse? Reading Genesis 3:14-24 with our Muslim friends.

Fig leafs, the cool of the day, God as merciful, all these are things you might pull out of this passage as you read with your Muslim friends.

We dive into Genesis, Chapter 3, and start looking at verses 1-7, and explore how this passage reinforces our dependence on God.

We conclude our deeper dive into the second creation narrative in Genesis 2.

(We had some audio issues for the second half of the recording this week, so please excuse us)