God finally begins to clearly select men for his purpose. This doesn't Satan clarity, for attempting to disadvantage Abram, he removes him from the corrupting presence of Sodom.

Satan typically loves division, but God uses it to inhibit the descent into moral chaos. This may serve as instruction into why the world seems to be in rapid decline in modern times.

Genetics help play a role in the rapid return of sin following the flood, and it may also explain why God gave out such harsh sentences later during the conquest of Canaan.

Many believe Noah to be a failed preacher. What did he accomplish? Meanwhile, Satan attempts to erase all humanity, but manages only to help God cleanse the planet.

We explore the controversy of who exactly the 'sons of God' are. Embedded in both old and new testaments, as well as secular history, is confirmation of how Satan attempted to address his own curse as population rapidly expanded.

Humanity begins with a population boom, and cities being developed within the first several generations. These mass gatherings become the den of corruption as the first major deviations from morality occur.

Satan wastes no time in attempting to remove pieces from the board, ultimately he spends time on both Cain and Abel, perceiving that either could be a threat.

Understanding Satan's nature helps us to understand his limitations as he hears the curse of Genesis 3:15. How does he respond? What we will find is that Satan repeatedly attempts to thwart what he thinks God is doing, only to help set up the exact plan God is working on.

What lies beyond is vague, and many opinions of it exist. We can know that the scriptures are consistent on the topic, even if our interpretation isn't.

A common church teaching concerns how people are both drawn and kept in salvation. How can this idea be harmonized with passages which suggest that our destiny isn't irrevocable?