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Messianic expectations in Genesis (part 1): the seed of the woman
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Messianic Expectations In Genesis (part 1): the Seed of the Woman. Moore Theological College. 2023. Retrieved from the Atla Digital Library, https://archives.moore.edu.au/documents/detail/262182.APA citation style
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- Series Title : Beginning with Moses : the New Testament good news of the Pentateuch with reference to Jesus Christ Thompson opens the talk and reads from Genesis 3. He introduces Alexander. Alexander explores the discussion around how the Old Testament relates to Jesus. He spends his time looking at Genesis, Exodus and Leviticus, arguing that Messianic expections are throughout all of Genesis. 1. Preliminary observations 2. Critique of Westermann 3. Messiah predictions in Genesis 4. The serpent and Genesis 3 in biblical context 5. Genesis 3:15 - The woman's offspring – singular or plural? Talk is followed by questions Series Title : Beginning with Moses : the New Testament good news of the Pentateuch with reference to Jesus Christ
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