Three Components of Genesis 1-11

1.   Outline

2.   Themes

3.   Our response

Three Components of Genesis 1-11

1.   Outline

2.   Themes

3.   Our response

The Consequence of Idolatry (13:1-3)

The Consequence of Forgetting God (13:4-8)

The Consequence of Trusting in Kings (13:9-11)

The Consequence of Foolishness (13:12-14)

The Coming of the Consequence (13:15-16)

Implications and Applications

Two Realities about Assurance of Salvation:

God wants His children to have assurance of salvation (part 1)

God, through His Word and Spirit, provides everything necessary for assurance of salvation.

God wants His children to have assurance of salvation.

This last section of Paul’s sermon declares God’s plan for salvation and the freedom that comes from it with the warning to those who ignore it.

Salvation Declared – 38-39

Salvation Warning– 40-41

Salvation Response– 42-43

This section of Paul’s sermon reveals God’s mighty action in fulfilling His promise of salvation through the Resurrection.

The Message of Salvation has been Sent – 26

The Betrayal – 27-29

God Raised Jesus from dead– 30-31

Paul Preaches the Good News of Promise – 32-37

This section of Paul’s first recorded sermon reveals God’s mighty actions in bringing salvation to

mankind.

A. The Invitation – 14-15

B. The Exodus – 16-18

C. The Inheritance – 19-22

D. The King – 23-25

The resurrection of Jesus is proven in several ways.