n3inTrilogy Genesis Study for TMFBSG – Introduction For TMFBSG by n3inTrilogy (Create Bible Commentary with Q&A) Genesis is titled from the Greek tradition as “Origins,” which fits its purpose: it introduces the beginnings of the world, humanity, sin, and the people through whom God’s covenant promises unfold. In Hebrew, its opening identity is “In the Beginning,” echoing the book’s first words and emphasizing a foundational starting point for biblical history. Across Israel’s life in the Old Testament era, Genesis would have strengthened faith as its accounts were heard in worship settings— at Jerusalem’s festivals and through traveling Levites in towns and villages. In David’s time, the people could see Abraham’s land promise as substantially realized (Genesis 15:18). In exile, they could cling to the permanence of God’s pledge (Genesis 17:8), and in the return, ...

Survey of the Old Testament [Poetic Books] Job - Psalms - Proverbs - Ecclesiastes - Song of Solomon [ See all lesson outlines in the PDF below ] Composed and distributed by Rob Perry for TMFSBG [  DOCX ||| PDF ||| BLOG  ] This week? See COMMENT (below) Original Syllabus Questions & Answers Here are the questions and scripture links for these lessons Survey of the Old Testament [Poetic Books]  Job |||Lesson 01 – Job Part 1 OPEN IT 1.Do you remember a time when you were suffering, and no one seemed to show compassion or care?  EXPLORE IT 2. What does it mean that Job was blameless and upright? (Job 1:1) 3. What is a hedge of protection? (Job 1:8-10) 4. Does Satan need permission to test Job? Why? (Job 1:8-12) 5. What does it mean that the Lord gives, and the Lord takes away? (Job 1:21) 6. Why did Job’s wife tell him to curse God and die? (Job 2:9) 7. Why did Job refer to his friends as miserable comforters? (Job 2:11, 16:2) 8. Who were Job...