Our current study is on the book of Genesis. Grab your Bible and some note-taking materials and start your study by clicking on the audio links below. (or you
can use the Blue Letter Bible links for the scripture reference). There are also some study questions that go along with each session.
1)What were the two events that seem to preoccupy Peter in these two letters?
Why?
2)Explain the four nouns that speak of “power” and how do they differ?
3)Explain the seven virtues that occur in this epistle.
4)Explain the term, “due diligence” and what it requires.
5)In what way can the Transfiguration seem to be a “staff meeting” and, if so, what does it imply? Why were Moses and Elijah present?
6)What does Peter mean by “the more sure word of prophecy”?
7)What does Peter mean by no “private interpretation”?
8)Explain the analysis of composite probabilities used in these examples.
Discussion Questions:
(“Where two people agree, one is redundant”)
1)Can (and how) can a Christian “fall”?
2)In what way can the Transfiguration seem to be a “staff meeting” and, if so, what does it imply? Why were Moses and Elijah present?
3)Explain “the more sure word of prophecy”?
4)How do we know the Bible is the Word of God?
5)What does Peter mean by no “private interpretation”?
Candidate Research Projects:
(For the truly dedicated)
1)Compile a broader list that the eight examples used in this session, and synthesize the combinatorial probabilities involved.
2)The mathematical approach employed in this example is rather simplistic.The actual mathematics is more complex (and even more restrictive).Investigate the proper way to combine probabilities, using Bayes’ Theorem, and related algorithms.
Genesis-All or Nothing - Ken Ham
Using science, wit and common sense, Ken shows why the Book of Genesis is all or nothing. Great for Sunday schools, Bible studies and even youth.
Articles
The Gospel in Genesis
Chuck Missler examines the occurrence of amazing hidden codes within the very text of the book of Genesis that foretell the coming of Jesus Christ as the Messiah
Mischievous Angels or Sethites?
Chuck Missler examines the origin, nature, and possible goals of the Nephilim of Genesis. Were they fallen angels, alien beings, or evil descendants of Cain or Seth? What is their role in prophecy?
Stretching the Heavens
Chuck Missler takes a fresh look at the age of the universe, comparing the first chapter of Genesis with discoveries in the world of Physics.
As The Days of Noah Were
Chuck Missler explores the controversial subject of alien encounters, and how they might be related to our biblical past, and prophetic future!
The Terrible Flood of Noah
Physicist and Christian Lambert Dolphin explores the scientific support behind the Biblical account of the Flood of Noah, both geologically and atmospherically.
The Day the Sun Stood Still?
Chuck Missler examines the long day of Joshua, as well as the many prophetic allusions in Old Testament epics.
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