What happens when the betrayal comes from the inside?Could the mystery of Babylon have infiltrated the largest arm of the church? If so what happens?

Themes & Scriptures Mentioned:

The City of God - Salem (eventually Jerusalem) - Genesis 14

The City of Man - Babel (Eventually Babylon) Genesis 10

The Fall of Babylon- Isaiah 13 & 14; Jeremiah 50 & 51; Revelation 17 & 18

Separation of God’s System from World System- John 17

Revelation of the Church - Ephesians 3

God Declares war on Satan - Genesis 3

So we know Jesus was the only being that could unseal the book, but now he's standing there with the deed to the earth on the Earth before he has to start his eviction of all evil. Buckle up for such a wild and thrilling ride as we continue this study of Bible School

Themes and Scriptures Referenced:

Joshua and Moses (Dueteronomy 11; Joshua 1) "Every where you place your feet..."

"All things must be put under his feet..." (Psalm 8:6; Hebrew 2:8)

The non-prayer issue (John 17:7-10; 1 John 5:19)

Eating the book (Jeremiah 15:16; Ezekiel 2:9-10)

The Father of the faithful, a man listed in the Hall of Faith, Abraham is truly a man that goes down in the bible's Who's who. To understadn where he came from will set the ground work for your understanding of much of what will transpire in the 65 books that follow Genesis. 

We met, Adam, Eve, Cain, Abel. We talk about the line of Seth all the way through Enoch, Methuselah and here we are at Noah. The man who found grace in the eyes of God. The man who found righteousness, but being a mess, but his heart was turned toward God. 

So I'm sure we've all be confused about how exactly the fall of man really worked. Sure we have the basics like they ate from the tree, and God Got angry, and that's why we have to struggle for almost everything. Do we really know what happened in the Garden, and why this is the foundation for the need for a gospel? No? That's cool, so let's dig just a little deeper into the real reasons chapter three sets the stage for the rest of the Gospel.