LaBelleLife Devotional

We go into a discussion about the state of the world before the flood. I know some of you may not like how I interpret the Nephilim, but that's ok. You are free to comment below. The question to consider: What did God mean by “his days shall be 120 years?”

Today we discuss the final generations of Seth leading up to the flood: Enoch, Methuselah, Lamech, and Noah. Question to consider: How do the long lives of the descendants from Seth show the mercy of God?

Adam and Eve are blessed with a son many years after the death of Abel and exile of Cain. Through Seth would come the hope of salvation. Question to consider: How does the birth of Seth show God’s mercy?

After being exiled from God's people, Cain establishes a city in his son's name, and his descendants become godless warriors. Question to consider: Why do you think Cain built a city?

Today we look at Cain's murder of Abel and his response to being confronted with his sin. The question we'll consider is: Does Cain demonstrate repentance when confronted with Abel’s murder?

Today we look at the birth of the two sons of Adam and Eve. Both give a firstfruits offering to God but only one was accepted. Question to consider: What does it mean that the Lord had no regard for Cain’s offering?

God clothes Adam and Eve and blocks access to the tree of life. The question to consider is: Why did the Lord God make garments for them to wear if they were already clothed in fig leaves?

Today we dig into the curse placed on humanity after Adam and Eve sinned in the garden of Eden. The question to think about is: Do you think God’s punishment on the human race is merciful or cruel? Why or why not?

Today we talk about God's curse upon the serpent in the garden and how it points to Christ. The question to consider in this study is: How does the curse of the serpent point to the gospel of Christ?

Today the LORD confronts Adam and Eve for eating from the prohibition tree. Question to consider: Do Adam and Eve demonstrate repentance for their disobedience? Why or why not?

This morning we examine why Eve was deceived into eating the fruit of the prohibition tree. The question for the day is: What was wrong with Eve’s response to the serpent?

Today we introduce the serpent into the garden of Eden who immediately begins to distort God's word. The question for today: Why did the serpent lie about what God actually said?

Today we look at the covenant of marriage. The question for today is: According to this passage, why do we have the covenant of marriage?

Today we learn about the garden of Eden and the word of God that is given to Adam in regard to it. The question of the day is: What elements of the garden of Eden point to Christ?

Today we begin the detailed creation narrative of man.

Today we learn about God's numbering of days to introduce Israel to their origins and the Sabbath. The question for the day is: Why does Moses point out that each thing God made was good?