God now has two family lines heading out from Adam & Eve; Cain & Seth.  What will be the result of these two family groups moving on in history?  Will some their descendants follow God and how many?  What do you think?

How quickly man's choice to follow his own thinking can change himself and everyone around him.  Cain & Abel's decision to approach God may not have had the immediate results that we think that they should have but God cannot be unjust.  He is both gracious and just at the same time.  What will be the consequence of their different styles of approaching God?

Religion or faith:  Which of these two please God?  In this lessons we will discover God's view of worship and faith and the results of coming to God on His terms or ours.

Mankind is unfit to approach God in a less than perfect condition.  But what does God require to approach Him?  How can a just God show mercy to flawed human beings and be just at the same time?  Today's lesson will start laying the foundation for this issue.

God's judgment and promise are revealed in this lesson.  The perfect environment has been marred by the disobedience of Adam and Eve and now they must face the consequences of their actions.  What will God reveal?

How do Adam and Eve respond to God when He approaches them about their eating the fruit from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good & Evil?  What does this story reveal about the characteristics of the three main figures (God, people & Satan) in this event?  Let's see.

Adam and Eve are faced with the greatest challenge of their existence.  Will they choose to obey the One who created them or will they choose to follow their own desires?  Let's see what happens.

Eve is confronted with the greatest adversary a person could possibly have.  How she responds to the trial will set the stage for all of human history.  What will she do?

The second of two sets of review questions covering what has been taught from Genesis 1:1 to the creation of the man and the woman.  This lessons deals with the Creation itself and the creation of the man, the woman and the environment that they lived in.

The first of two sets of review questions covering what has been taught from Genesis 1:1 to the creation of the man and the woman.  This lessons deals with the authority of the Bible, the character of God and the spirits whom God created.