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The creation. God created the earth and everything on it in seven days.

Adam and Eve sinned. In effect, Adam lost a battle with Satan and submitted himself to Satan. There is a spiritual law that whoever you yield yourself as servant to obey, that's who's servant you are. Satan became head of Adam and this subjection has been passed on from generation to generation ever since. This subjection or slavery to Satan is known as original sin. The plan for salvation was first mentioned at this time.

Cain killed Able for envy.

The descendants of Adam and Eve became increasingly evil. Eventually, they brought the judgment of the flood on themselves (there is ample evidence of this world-wide flood throughout the earth today). God gave Noah the pattern for the ark. What we have of that pattern shows great wisdom in creating an ark that would be stable and sea worthy. Noah and his three sons and their wives survived the flood, but all the rest were taken.

God called His chosen race through Abraham, then Isaac, then Jacob. Esau, Jacob's fleshly brother, was a type of the flesh. Abraham also had a son, born of a slave woman, named Ishmael, who was also a type of the fleshly nature.

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