1st Era

1st Era - The Family

1st Era Books and Reading

Genesis and Pre-Creation Scriptures

1st Era begins the Story of the Adam's Family

(Adam & Eve)

God is Adam's father.

Scriptures and Books

in the 1st Bible Era:

1st Era Reading Part 1

Pre-Creation/Genesis 1:1 Scriptures:

John: 1:1 and 10, 10:30, 14:8-11, 17:5

Psalms: 24: 1-2, 90:2

Proverbs: 8:22-30

Revelation: 1:8 and 11, 22:13

1st Era Reading Part 2

Creation Scriptures:

Genesis Ch's 1 and 2 (Creation)

Job Ch. 38 to Ch. 41 (See creation vividly and hear animals described in detail by God)

1st Era Reading Part 3

Scriptures about the fall of man and the beginning of Chaos in the earth:

Luke 10:18

Genesis Chapters 3 - 5

1st Era Reading Part 4

Complete Job and Genesis

Job Ch 1 - 42:9 (end)

Genesis Ch's 6 - 50 (end)

1st Era Reading Part 5

The lineage in Genesis:

1st Chronicles Ch's 1 and 2

Matthew 1:1-17 (Adam to Jesus - believed to be on Jesus' father's side. "Begats")

Luke 3:23-38 (Adam to Jesus - believed to be on his mother's side. "Son of")

The bloodline of Jesus from Adam was not never broken. It almost breaks in the 1st Era, but Noah and his wife keep it flowing. Queen Athaliah almost breaks it in the 6th Era, but a nurse hides the bloodline baby from Athaliah's attempt to destroy all the bloodline descendants.

Genesis and Pre-Creation Scriptures

Watch Overview of Genesis below

There are many scriptures throughout the Bible that mention pre-Genesis times before the world was made. Read pre-creation scriptures first, then begin to read Genesis 1:1.

Genesis Ch's 1 &2 Bliss

Genesis Ch's 3-5 Chaos begins

Genesis Ch's 6 thru 50 History of life on earth after the fall

The Patriarchs

Genesis and Pre-Creation Scriptures

The Patriarchs

Adam & Eve

(world begins with 2 people)

(Job)

Enoch

Lamech

Noah

(world begins again, 8 people)

Abraham

Isaac

Jacob

Joseph

From Genesis to Jesus, the bloodline must not be broken

Job

Genesis, Job and Revelation Parallels

Watch Overview of Job below

Watch Spectacular 4 Part Visual Bible Video of the Book of Job Word-for-Word according to scripture.

Job is called a perfect man. He puts God first and answers to God.

Note: The book of Job is chronologically part of Genesis

Similarities: Many animals of Genesis are mentioned, Place names Uz (Job), Ur (Abraham)

His Age is contemporary with the Genesis 120years Established age, even though he is given more years.

Job 1:1-5 (Bliss)

Job 1-6 - 2:7 Job's challenge from Satan

Job 2:8-9 Job's wife "Curse God and die"

Job 2:11 - Ch 36 The 4 friends of Job take turns criticizing him. They try to get him to confess some wrongdoing as the cause of his afflictions.

Job responds to them throughout these chapters, then...

Job Chapters 37 - 42:9

God speaks

...and he has the final say.

Job Ch 42:10-17 (Double Bliss)

The Book of JobJob's example to the world is of a man who followed the Lord so closely that the devil could not come between Job and God. Losing his children, all his wealth, and listing to his wife's ungodly suggestion to "curse God and die" when Job was at his lowest could not turn his heart from following God. And so, besides being weary of the pains of afflictions, unlike other patriarchs who fell into these traps when tested, Job passed all the tests.The Book of Job starts with righteous Job's blessed life. Job is challenged by the devil (children killed, possessions & wealth taken and his body stricken) though he did "no" wrong. Job's friends vex him with reasons why they believe he is suffering. In the end Job is given double for his trouble.

Genesis, Job and Revelation Parallels

Note the Parallels...

In the Bible beginning in Genesis Revelation

and

The Book of Job

All three books show a time of perfect peace with God and man and a time of Chaos where man feels a fearfully separated from God.

During the Best Days, God and man are together and happy without interference of evil...to Chaos, then back to God. When the relationship between man and God is finally free of chaos, man receives much more than he had during his first days of bliss with God. The garden of Eden is Genesis is paradise where there is " good gold" (Genesis 2:11-12), but redeemed man in the end gets be in heaven with the Lord and all the saints where the streets are paved with pure gold, like crystal.