This Video About Bible Genealogies Will BLOW Your Mind | Ken Ham

This video about Bible genealogies will BLOW your mind. In this video, I discuss whether or not there are gaps in the Genesis genealogies and highlight the remarkably detailed historical timeline offered in God’s Word.

[KC_justme]

Yes, those genealogies are important! Years ago, I had a man tell me that the story in Genesis 1-3 was just figuratively speaking - in that Adam & Eve were not real people, etc. Thus discounting not only creation, but our sinful natures roots. But he did believe that Jesus was real. So I showed him those geneology passages in Matthew & Luke, reading them to him. When I traced the one passage back to Adam and showed him the lineage of Jesus - it left him speechless! He had to think about it for a while and reevaluate his view of the beginnings. No, he did not commit his life to Christ that evening - but who knows how that night may have affected him years later, as he moved away from my area. He heard the gospel that night, saw clearly his sin & its roots back to our sin in Adam, and the purpose of Christs coming to this earth - the shedding of His blood for the remission our our sins.

[momiowa]

I remember my husband coming home from a seminary class all excited about the genealogies in Genesis. The professor talked about how when it was mentioned "and he died" they knew that the man was not the promised one from Genesis 3:15. In Genesis 4:1 if you read the Hebrew it can be translated "I have brought forth a man, the Lord." She thought she had the promised Messiah already. But each time it says they died it was pointing to the one who would die for all. Jesus said ALL scripture is about Him. Even the genealogies!

[terrietalbert]

So love this! God is on the Throne! and we are not! God knew what this man needed ... that is what, when, how the Holy Spirit should probe into one's heart. AMEN = SO BE IT!
Yes, I also, love how Ken Ham explained why we should read all of God's Word! Those genealogies have helped me much when reading many other parts of Scripture. It unlocked them. Same goes for Leviticus ... I do not understand how people cannot see the justness of God when reading that book.
Carry on good and faithful servants of the LORD!

[rubiesofgold]

If you read the genealogy and contemplate the stories of the people that lead up to Jesus, it is amazing to consider that these people have committed about every sin a person can think about and that Jesus died for them too. The part about both the lineage of both Joseph and Mary leading to Christ amazed me the first time I connected the dots (and it still amazes me).

[donaldziemer]

In Papua New Guinea in the 1970's while doing Bible translation into an unwritten native language, one of the translation teams read the passage in Matthew. As was the custom the translator would read passages they had completed, with the aid of the native speaker, to the nationals to get feedback regarding understanding etc. Because their history was oral everything was handed down through memory. The first chapter was translated last. After nearing the genealogy of Jesus, they believed. Their comment was if God was so precise in his ancestry his word must be true.

[PaulChristopherChrist]

God's way is perfect, God's timing is perfect, God's way is the only right way. For He knows exactly what we need and what we've been praying for. We must be patient for God is always on time. Trust, believe, receive, keep the faith.

[Isfndez]

Every part of it is indeed inspired by God and pewerful to save sinners. Glory to God

[eclipsesonic]

That story of the man who got saved, through the reading of Genesis 5, was so good and unexpected. I love it. 🙏👍

[samsmom]

I was a new Christian going to church the first time. The Bible study was in Nehemiah. The friend I was sitting next to me had a panicked look on her face because she thought that as a new believer this wouldn't speak to me. But it did. I heard exactly what I needed to hear. I didn't know how to follow rules and be obedient. I didn't know and understand the basic rules of life. That helped me understand that being obedient was very important.

[pedromlcabrerajr]

"All scripture is given by inspiration of God, and is profitable for doctrine, for reproof, for correction, for instruction in righteousness" 2 Timothy 3:16
Maranatha 📯

[conniekalk]

In earlier years, I would just skip over the genealogy but now I read them to help understand the family of God relationships. It also helped me understand that the names of His family is important to Him, that HE will be faithful in recording my name in His book of life.

[michaelm]

What a blessing to turn on YouTube and see Ken Ham. What a man of God.. incredible.

[SuperBoppy]

The gospel is revealed in Genesis 5. If you look at the meaning of the names from Adam to Noah, it spells out a sentence: “Man (is) appointed mortal sorrow, (but) the blessed God shall come down, teaching (that) His death shall bring (the) despairing, comfort.”

[entertaininformmedia]

I once attended a conference at AIG Museum, and went on an employee-led tour of offices. I was not surprised to see Ken Ham, who has led so much in Apologetics, has a modest office.

[bobgull]

The Bible is an Epic Narrative that begins with:
“In the beginning God …”
And ends (before the Amend) with:
“I am coming soon.”
An Epic story of creation, failure, redemption, and revelation!

[carlcantrell]

God works in strange ways and rarely in the ways we expect.

[integratedwealthmanagement]

Thank You Brother Ken Ham! In the past several months after spending time listening to your messages on the power of Genesis 1-11, the key to understanding the entire Bible, it has transformed my Evangelism and Discipleship training of those The Lord has given us. Why would we skip the beginning of “The Book” and think we could fully understand and trust the true story?

[lizzystitch]

At every midnight Mass on Christmas Eve in Catholic and Anglican, and maybe other churches, the genaeology of Jesus is read aloud at the beginning of Holy Mass. It is so beautiful and cements for all listeners the validity of Jesus as the foretold Messiah.

[servingjesussinnersavedbyg]

I love Ken Ham he is a great Bible student and educator, I look forward to his soon visit to our church in Gilbert, AZ - Redeemer Bible. Tune in to Ken, and you can learn something.

[jammerwv]

Thank you, Ken. You have been a tremendous treasure in the foundational belief in The Truth. Thank you for the many years of your work in apologetics that the church has ignored in a lot of ways.