Rightly Reading and Studying the Themes and Theology of Genesis

Rightly Reading and Studying the Themes and Theology of Genesis

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On today’s Equipping You in Grace show, Dave considers eight big themes of Genesis, how the Old and New Testament authors viewed Genesis, how the Lord Jesus used Genesis, and why understanding Genesis is so vital.

What you’ll hear in this episode

  • Eight big themes of Genesis.
  • Old Testament Authors and Their Use of Genesis.
  • New Testament Authors’ View of Genesis.
  • Christ and His Use of Genesis.
  • Why understanding Genesis is so vital.

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