This episode follows Genesis chapters 10 and 11. It focuses on the records of the descendants/family of Noah's sons and the disobedience of the people of Babel

Forgot to add this in the episode, Noah and his family were in the ark for a total of Three hundred and seventy (370) or three hundred and seventy-one(371) depending on whether or not you add the last day.

This episode is focuses on Genesis 5-7. First the genealogy or family of Adam through Seth and then the LORD'S judgement on mankind using a flood.

A sad story of two brothers: Cain and Abel. The first murder recorded in the Bible that occurred due to Cain's anger and jealousy. Cain refuses to listen to the warnings of the LORD and ends up killing his brother and bringing a curse on himself and his own generation.

There's so much to talk about when it comes to the temptation and fall of man and this episode discusses some of them it covers temptation, limitations, sin, consequences, punishments and God's mercy. A beautiful story of the Lord showing mercy despite our short comings.

We often find it hard to understand God's love and how we too can love God. This episode mainly focuses on the Gospel of John. I hope this comforts and helps someone.

Reading the Bible in order of historical events according to The Chronological Study Bible. Welcome to another episode of this podcast, in this episode we dive into the temptation and fall of man: Genesis 3. This particular episode is divided in two parts with the second part coming up next week. Raise an Army is a weekly podcast. References used in the episode: www.cbeinternational.org , www.blueletterbible.org www.9marks.org and Bible.org

Reading the Bible in order of historical events according to The Chronological Study Bible. Welcome to another episode of this podcast. The best way to start anything is from the beginning. This episode focuses on the first two chapters of Genesis that talk about the creation story and the life in the garden. I also try to compare the Biblical context with other ancient people's religious context. I hope you enjoy this episode. Please send feedback using the link I'm the podcast description or using the Anchor app. Thank you