Author Archives: parklinscomb

Hi everybody. Glad you joined me again today. Keep up the good reading work. Today we’re looking at an interesting string of chapters that include Lot splitting from Abram, Abram’s defeat of the kings of the east, and God covenant … Continue reading →

Today’s reading is Genesis 10-12: the genealogy of the nations, the tower of Babel, and the beginning of the story of Abram (Abraham). Most of us consider the genealogy passages usually worthy of merely passing over to get to the storyline … Continue reading →

Yesterday we took a look at the quick nose dive of humanity in the pre-flood age. People lived a long time and even (did you notice this?) developed some fairly sophisticated technology (see Genesis 4:22 — bronze and iron implements). … Continue reading →

Well, you’re back again! Great! Yesterday we looked at the creation and at mankind’s first sin, the sin that threw everything “out of kilter” (Romans 8:19-23). And it all goes downhill from there. After the fall, Adam and Eve have … Continue reading →

The beginning of the Bible, the book of Genesis, “sets the table” for so much of the rest of the Bible: God’s creative act is how we exist; God is good and has our best interests at heart; sin is … Continue reading →