Genesis Main Sections, Key Figures, and Covenants in Biblical History

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Three main sections of Genesis

(a) God creates, (b) sin destroys, (c) God saves/re-creates.

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Difference in Abraham's story

It shifts from symbolic prehistory to more concrete folk history.

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Origin of Abram and Sarai

From Ur, to Canaan.

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Travel of Terah, Abram, Sarai, and Lot

They left Ur and settled in Haran, later going to Egypt.

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Reason Abram told Sarai to pretend to be his sister

So the Egyptians wouldn't kill him for her.

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Pharaoh's fate after taking Sarai

God cursed him, and Pharaoh expelled Abram's family.

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Reason for Abram and Lot's separation

Their servants were fighting over land and resources.

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Lot's settlement location

Near Sodom, in fertile land.

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Melchizedek's role

A priest of God Most High; he blessed Abram with bread and wine.

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Covenant made with Abram in Genesis 15

His descendants would be as numerous as the stars and inherit Canaan.

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Ritual symbolizing Abram's covenant with God

Splitting sacrificial animals and walking between them ("cutting a covenant").

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Abram's vision during the covenant ritual

A flaming lamp appeared between the animal halves, sealing the covenant.

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Hagar's role

Sarai's servant; bore Abram a son, Ishmael.

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Name changes for Abram and Sarai

Abram → Abraham ("father of many"), Sarai → Sarah ("princess").

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Covenant sign given to Abraham

Circumcision, symbolizing an everlasting covenant.

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Promise concerning Ishmael

He would become the father of his own nation (the Arabs).

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Angels' mission when visiting Abraham and Sarah

To announce Sarah's pregnancy and warn of Sodom and Gomorrah's destruction.

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Number of righteous people Abraham bargained for Sodom

10 righteous people.

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Lot's wife's fate when fleeing Sodom

She looked back and turned into a pillar of salt.

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Fate of Lot's daughters after leaving Sodom

They got Lot drunk, slept with him, and bore Moab and Ammon.

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Significance of Isaac's birth

Son of Abraham and Sarah; fulfillment of God's promise.

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Test given to Abraham concerning Isaac

Commanded him to sacrifice Isaac, but stopped him with an angel at the last moment.

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Replacement for Isaac as the sacrifice

A ram caught in the bushes.

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Oaks of mamre

three men (angels) who told abraham he would have a son