Day 2

Scripture to Read: Genesis 5:1-5

In Genesis 5, God continues to show us where we began. Remember, these are our generations all the way back to Adam. It’s interesting that in Genesis 5, God starts back at the beginning again. The reason for starting over is because God began a new branch with the birth of Seth. As we study God’s Word, we find that Seth is in the lineage of our Lord Jesus Christ. So, when Adam was 130, that is when he became the father of Seth. And just as Adam had been created in the image of God, so Seth was made in the image of God and the image of his father, Adam. God says it this way in Genesis 5:3, he fathered a son in his own likeness, after his image, and named him Seth. We need to see, from this genealogy in Genesis 5, that mankind is fulfilling God’s command that He had given to mankind in Genesis 1:28, “Be fruitful and multiply and fill the earth.” Of course, we have abundantly filled the earth with 7.6 billion people and that number continues to grow. So, we are doing a great job in fulfilling God’s command to “be fruitful and multiply.” However, the command we are still seeking to fulfill is God’s command to “make disciples of all nations” (Matthew 28:18-20). God’s command to make disciples is why we are here and the purpose for our lives each day. Being made in God’s likeness is an awesome gift, but we must make sure we bear His image well to this lost world.

Challenge & Application

1. What did God teach you today about His handiwork in creating Seth and in creating you and me? 2. How are you helping fulfill God’s command to make disciples of all nations?

Don’t forget to pray using the A.C.T.S. (Adoration, Confession, Thanksgiving, Supplication) method!

Devotionals from this week

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Day 1

As we begin our walk through Genesis 5 this week, we’ll see how God gives a great reminder of His goodness and that He’s always faithful. Although Genesis 5 is a long genealogy, we need to always remind ourselves that all of God’s Word is God-breathed and incredibly profitable. God tells us this in 2 Timothy 3:16-17, All Scripture is breathed...

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Day 2

In Genesis 5, God continues to show us where we began. Remember, these are our generations all the way back to Adam. It’s interesting that in Genesis 5, God starts back at the beginning again. The reason for starting over is because God began a new branch with the birth of Seth. As we study God’s Word, we find that Seth is in the lineage of o...

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Day 3

As we continue our journey through Genesis 5, we find a few verses that stand out among the rest. God gave us the genealogy from Adam, then Seth, and so on. When we get to Genesis 5:21-24, we find something different than what God shared about the others in this genealogy. God shared this in Genesis 5:21-24, When Enoch had lived 65 years, he ...

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Day 4

We continue to look at Enoch and what an incredible example he was and still is to all who seek to walk with our Lord. God not only has Enoch mentioned here in Genesis 5, but then God makes sure the writer of Hebrews mentions Enoch in the “hall of faith” in Hebrews 11. What we have to see in Genesis 5:24 is that because Enoch walked with God,...

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Day 5

Today, we continue to look at Enoch and what a godly example he was and still is to all believers today. We know that Enoch never tasted death because God tells us in Genesis 5:24 that “God took him.” There are only TWO people in Scripture who never tasted death. Enoch was the first and Elijah was the second. We know this because God tells us...

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Day 6

As we finish up with Enoch today, we need to know a little bit more about how God used him. We find Enoch also mentioned in Jude 1:14-15. Here is what God’s Word says about Enoch in the book of Jude, It was also about these that Enoch, the seventh from Adam, prophesied, saying, “Behold, the Lord comes with ten thousands of His holy ones, 15 t...

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Day 7

It’s interesting that there is a Lamech mentioned in Genesis 4 in the line of Cain. This Lamech boasts of murder and his self-proclaimed belief of God’s protection. This Lamech is the only person in the lineage of Cain whose words are recorded – speaking of vengeance, arrogance, and murder. Then, in Genesis 5 we have another Lamech mentioned,...

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