In the second episode of Bible Talk, Alex Duke chats with Jim Hamilton and Sam Emadi about Genesis 3:20–6:8. As man’s sinfulness grows both broader and deeper, God is still preserving a line of promise.
SHOW NOTES:
2:15 / At the close of Genesis 3, what have we learned about man, and what have we learned about the God who made man?
4:20 / Genesis 3:21 says God “clothed” Adam and Eve, now naked and in shame. Is this evidence of God’s mercy? Is this the first sacrifice for sin?
6:00 / What do flaming-sword-wielding cherubim suggest throughout Scripture?
9:30 / Why wasn’t Cain’s offering acceptable?
15:00 / What in the world is this “mark” on Cain?
16:30 / What’s going on at the end of Genesis 4, when Moses skews the chronology to talk about Seth and Lamech? What lessons can we learn from Cain’s descendants, listed at the end of Genesis 4?
21:40 / What’s Moses doing when he zeroes in on the line of Seth in Genesis 5?
24:45 / How should we understand Lamech’s prophecy about his son Noah in Genesis 5:29? And how’s that connected to Enoch’s non-death in Genesis 5:24?
27:30 / Can Sam
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