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|There are two sets of three fathers: | |There are two sets of three fathers: | ||
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| − | | | + | |Adam, Seth, Noah |
| − | + | |The accounts of these are concerned with the spiritual (heavenly) relationship with God. <ref>[[1Jo 5:7]] For there are three that bear record in heaven, the Father, the Word, and the Holy Ghost: and these three are one.</ref> | |
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| − | |Abraham, Isaac, Jacob | + | |Abraham, Isaac, Jacob |
| − | | | + | |The accounts of these concern the inheritance of land/earth .<ref>[[1Jo 5:8]] And there are three that bear witness in earth, the Spirit, and the water, and the blood: and these three agree in one.</ref> |
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|The perspective of the book is as a father bragging on his son. | |The perspective of the book is as a father bragging on his son. | ||
|"Here is my son. Look at him. There is trouble, but he has it covered." | |"Here is my son. Look at him. There is trouble, but he has it covered." | ||
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| − | |The bulk of the book speaks of the son Joseph, who is the king of kings. | + | |The bulk of the book speaks of the son Joseph, who is the king of kings. <ref>Ge 30-50</ref> |
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| + | =Pericopes (pericopae)= | ||
| + | :[[Adam: Father's promise - a marriage מ]] Ge 1:1 - 2:5 | ||
| + | :[[Seth: The Son fulfills the promise ס]] Ge 2:6 - 5:32 | ||
| + | :[[Noah: Rest]] Ge 6:1 - 10:32 | ||
| + | :[[Confusion]] Ge 11:1 - 11:32 | ||
| + | :[[Abram]] Ge 12:1 - 16:16 | ||
| + | :[[Abraham]] Ge 17:1 - 25:10 | ||
| + | :[[Isaac]] Ge 25:11 - 36:43 | ||
| + | :[[Jacob]] Ge 27:43 - 32:30 | ||
| + | :[[Israel]] Ge 32:31 | ||
=References= | =References= | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:44, 5 April 2020
Bible->OT->Book of the Father->Genesis
The book of the Father
| There are two sets of three fathers: | |
| Adam, Seth, Noah | The accounts of these are concerned with the spiritual (heavenly) relationship with God. [1] |
| Abraham, Isaac, Jacob | The accounts of these concern the inheritance of land/earth .[2] |
| The perspective of the book is as a father bragging on his son. | "Here is my son. Look at him. There is trouble, but he has it covered." |
| The bulk of the book speaks of the son Joseph, who is the king of kings. [3] |
Pericopes (pericopae)
- Adam: Father's promise - a marriage מ Ge 1:1 - 2:5
- Seth: The Son fulfills the promise ס Ge 2:6 - 5:32
- Noah: Rest Ge 6:1 - 10:32
- Confusion Ge 11:1 - 11:32
- Abram Ge 12:1 - 16:16
- Abraham Ge 17:1 - 25:10
- Isaac Ge 25:11 - 36:43
- Jacob Ge 27:43 - 32:30
- Israel Ge 32:31