Genesis

The idea of a Pre-Adamic race—humans or intelligent beings existing before Adam—comes from a controversial interpretation of the Bible, primarily arising from gaps or ambiguities in the Genesis account. While traditional Christian theology teaches that Adam was the first human created by God (Genesis 1-2), some have speculated about a…

Introduction to Dispensationalism Dispensational theology is a framework for understanding the Bible that emphasizes the distinct ways God has interacted with humanity throughout history. According to this view, God has revealed His will and governed His creation in different “dispensations” or periods of time, each characterized by specific responsibilities for…

For advanced-level Bible training students studying the Book of Genesis, questions should challenge their understanding of theological concepts, historical context, literary analysis, and the application of Genesis in broader biblical theology. Here are some advanced-level questions: Theological and Doctrinal Questions: Imago Dei: How does the concept of Imago Dei (being…

The concept of Imago Dei in Genesis 1:26-27, which states that humans are created in the image of God, has profound implications for Christian anthropology and informs various aspects of human dignity, responsibility, and ethics. 1. Christian Anthropology and Human Dignity Intrinsic Worth: Imago Dei asserts that every human being…