Gilbert House Fellowship #237: Genesis 8-9
THE SONS of Noah divided the world between them. It appears that the youngest, Ham, made a power play to usurp the birthright of his older brothers.THE SONS of Noah divided the world between them. It appears that the youngest, Ham, made a power play to usurp the birthright of his older brothers — by having incestuous relations with his mother.
Gilbert House Fellowship #236: Genesis 6-7
THE STORY of a global flood is common to many cultures all over the world. Today, we read the real story behind the flood of Noah.
Gilbert House Fellowship #235: Genesis 6:1-3
AT SOME point in our distant past, angels descended to the summit of Mount Hermon and made a pact to corrupt the earth through interbreeding and sharing knowledge that humanity was not meant to know.
Gilbert House Fellowship #234: Genesis 4:16-5:32
PRIDE AND a drift away from the Creator is evident in today’s study, which features the generations of patriarchs between Adam and Noah.
Gilbert House Fellowship #233: Genesis 3:8-4:16
FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS have been messed up for millennia because of what happened in Eden.
Gilbert House Fellowship #232: Genesis 2:10-3:7
THE TREE in the middle of the garden proved to be a test and a trap—not just for Adam and Eve, but for the serpent as well.Continue Reading