The Generations of Adam: Death, Covenant, and Hope | Genesis 5 Explained

Most people skip Genesis 5 — a genealogy, a list of names, a drumbeat of death. Yet hidden in this chapter is one of the most powerful testimonies of God’s covenant faithfulness.

Dr. Shawn M. Greener, Follower of the Way, walks line by line through Genesis 5, revealing how this “book of generations” proclaims both the reality of mortality and the greater hope of mercy and redemption.

➡ Discover why the refrain “and then he died” matters for covenant faithfulness.
➡ See how the names themselves whisper the Gospel before the Gospel.
➡ Learn why Enoch “walked with God and was no more.”
➡ Understand Methuselah’s long life as a portrait of divine patience.
➡ Hear how Noah’s name points forward to rest and redemption in Messiah.

Genesis 5 is not filler. It is theology in flesh and blood. It is the relentless march of death and the greater relentless mercy of God.

📖 Watch and rediscover the covenant hope written even in the genealogies.

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