Genesis 5. Now, I know what you’re thinking… What can we learn from a genealogy? Again, whenever I first read the Bible all of the way through back in 2018, I tried to read these genealogies, but I eventually got into the habit of just skipping them, thinking that they didn’t mean much. However, after taking a deeper dive into this chapter, I see that there’s a lot more to discover underneath the surface.

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