Cain and Abel Through the Tower of Babel (Survey of Bible History Book 2)

This is Volume 2 of a step by step series of studies which look at the key issues addressed in Genesis. This volume covers Genesis 4-11! Solid reasons prove that Genesis is a literal, not figurative, account of origins. These studies integrate theological, historical and scientific considerations and evidence. In this and each of the three study guides, there are 12 lessons plus a systematic review. It is urgent that young people be exposed to and understand God’s position on origins, and these study guides are excellent tools to help accomplish that goal.

Each study includes a succinct outline which organizes the Genesis account into natural units of study. These outlines are a treasure chest for those who would teach or preach through Genesis, the great book of origins. Each study also includes a prose summary of the biblical text under consideration. These summaries make it easy and delightful for those who want to correctly understand Genesis from a literal, historical and scientific viewpoint. They are a tremendous resource on the critical issue of origins. All of the lessons in this series cite hundreds of corroborating Bible passages along with many other references to substantiate the claims of the book. The aim and key verse of each study are given along with daily Bible readings which prepare those who study or teach the lessons.

This volume deals with many of the hard-core issues inherent in the creation/Darwinian evolution debate. It also addresses many difficult theological issues. The emphasis of this guide is on the Noahic Flood and the origin of nationalities. The first study addresses Cain and Abel and shows why Cain’s offering was rejected by God. It flows right into the pre-Flood world with its downward spiral of decadence. Parallels between that era and the current era are unmistakable. This study guide talks about Noah and the Ark. You will find fascinating proof that the Ark was of adequate size to house a male and female from every air-breathing species that inhabited the earth at that time. This study looks in detail at the great Flood. Creation and the Noahic Flood adequately and scientifically account for all of the natural phenomena which exist on planet Earth. This study guide examines many of the implications of the destruction of the earth by water and at the ramifications of the post-Flood world which has no water canopy. This set of studies ends with Nimrod who attempted to dominate mankind by bringing everyone into a one-world system. God defeated the effort and in so-doing initiated the development of the many nationalities currently in existence.

These studies in this series cover the entire book of Genesis. The firsts guide covers Creation through the fall. The third guide deals with the great biblical Patriarchs including Job.