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Genesis 2:4-7 || Lesson 3/Day3

Read and engage through Genesis 2:4-7 || Lesson 3/Day3
There is no more significant verse in the Bible than the first four: “In the beginning God...” From there all else is defined and all questions have their answers: Who am I? What is my purpose in life? How can know what is right? wrong? true? Genesis is the beginnings of everything – including the greatest thing: God’s great love for His creation – you.
Genesis begins, as John Milton so famously described, with Paradise Lost. It opens in chaos and a garden is brought into order. From there Eden, relationships, peace, wholeness are lost. Genesis is the account of that loss but more so of “the found” – How God reached and made a way for what was lost to be found.
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Genesis 2:4-3:24 || Lesson 3/Day 2

Read and engage through Genesis 2:4-3:24 || Lesson 3/Day 2
There is no more significant verse in the Bible than the first four: “In the beginning God...” From there all else is defined and all questions have their answers: Who am I? What is my purpose in life? How can know what is right? wrong? true? Genesis is the beginnings of everything – including the greatest thing: God’s great love for His creation – you.
Genesis begins, as John Milton so famously described, with Paradise Lost. It opens in chaos and a garden is brought into order. From there Eden, relationships, peace, wholeness are lost. Genesis is the account of that loss but more so of “the found” – How God reached and made a way for what was lost to be found.
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Genesis 1:1-2:3 || Nothing is Impossible for God

Review of Lesson 2 - Genesis 1:1-2:3

Genesis 2:1-3 || Lesson 2/Days 9-10

Read and engage through Genesis 2:1-3 || Lesson 2/Days 9-10
There is no more significant verse in the Bible than the first four: “In the beginning God...” From there all else is defined and all questions have their answers: Who am I? What is my purpose in life? How can know what is right? wrong? true? Genesis is the beginnings of everything – including the greatest thing: God’s great love for His creation – you.
Genesis begins, as John Milton so famously described, with Paradise Lost. It opens in chaos and a garden is brought into order. From there Eden, relationships, peace, wholeness are lost. Genesis is the account of that loss but more so of “the found” – How God reached and made a way for what was lost to be found.
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Genesis 1:24-31 || Lesson 2/Day 8

Read and engage through Genesis 1:24-31 || Lesson 2/Day 8
There is no more significant verse in the Bible than the first four: “In the beginning God...” From there all else is defined and all questions have their answers: Who am I? What is my purpose in life? How can know what is right? wrong? true? Genesis is the beginnings of everything – including the greatest thing: God’s great love for His creation – you.
Genesis begins, as John Milton so famously described, with Paradise Lost. It opens in chaos and a garden is brought into order. From there Eden, relationships, peace, wholeness are lost. Genesis is the account of that loss but more so of “the found” – How God reached and made a way for what was lost to be found.
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Genesis 1::20-23 || Lesson 2/Day 7

Read and engage through Genesis 1::20-23 || Lesson 2/Day 7
There is no more significant verse in the Bible than the first four: “In the beginning God...” From there all else is defined and all questions have their answers: Who am I? What is my purpose in life? How can know what is right? wrong? true? Genesis is the beginnings of everything – including the greatest thing: God’s great love for His creation – you.
Genesis begins, as John Milton so famously described, with Paradise Lost. It opens in chaos and a garden is brought into order. From there Eden, relationships, peace, wholeness are lost. Genesis is the account of that loss but more so of “the found” – How God reached and made a way for what was lost to be found.
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Genesis 1:14-19 || Lesson 2/Day 6

Read and engage through Genesis 1:14-19 || Lesson 2/Day 6
There is no more significant verse in the Bible than the first four: “In the beginning God...” From there all else is defined and all questions have their answers: Who am I? What is my purpose in life? How can know what is right? wrong? true? Genesis is the beginnings of everything – including the greatest thing: God’s great love for His creation – you.
Genesis begins, as John Milton so famously described, with Paradise Lost. It opens in chaos and a garden is brought into order. From there Eden, relationships, peace, wholeness are lost. Genesis is the account of that loss but more so of “the found” – How God reached and made a way for what was lost to be found.
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Follow my blog, download the lessons, and keep in touch with me at www.JenniferGRichmond.com

Genesis 1:9-13 || Lesson 2/Day 5

Read and engage through Genesis 1:9-13
There is no more significant verse in the Bible than the first four: “In the beginning God...” From there all else is defined and all questions have their answers: Who am I? What is my purpose in life? How can know what is right? wrong? true? Genesis is the beginnings of everything – including the greatest thing: God’s great love for His creation – you.
Genesis begins, as John Milton so famously described, with Paradise Lost. It opens in chaos and a garden is brought into order. From there Eden, relationships, peace, wholeness are lost. Genesis is the account of that loss but more so of “the found” – How God reached and made a way for what was lost to be found.
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Follow my blog, download the lessons, and keep in touch with me at www.JenniferGRichmond.com

Genesis 1:6-8 || Lesson 2/Day 4

Read and engage through Genesis 1:6-8
There is no more significant verse in the Bible than the first four: “In the beginning God...” From there all else is defined and all questions have their answers: Who am I? What is my purpose in life? How can know what is right? wrong? true? Genesis is the beginnings of everything – including the greatest thing: God’s great love for His creation – you.
Genesis begins, as John Milton so famously described, with Paradise Lost. It opens in chaos and a garden is brought into order. From there Eden, relationships, peace, wholeness are lost. Genesis is the account of that loss but more so of “the found” – How God reached and made a way for what was lost to be found.
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Follow my blog, download the lessons, and keep in touch with me at www.JenniferGRichmond.com

Genesis1:1-5 || Lesson 2/Day 3

Read and engage through Genesis 1:1-2:3
There is no more significant verse in the Bible than the first four: “In the beginning God...” From there all else is defined and all questions have their answers: Who am I? What is my purpose in life? How can know what is right? wrong? true? Genesis is the beginnings of everything – including the greatest thing: God’s great love for His creation – you.
Genesis begins, as John Milton so famously described, with Paradise Lost. It opens in chaos and a garden is brought into order. From there Eden, relationships, peace, wholeness are lost. Genesis is the account of that loss but more so of “the found” – How God reached and made a way for what was lost to be found.
Watch the video for this and all Dwelling Richly messages at www.YouTube.com/c/JenniferRichmond
Follow my blog, download the lessons, and keep in touch with me at www.JenniferGRichmond.com