Genesis, for example, is nothing more than the biography of twelve men wrapped up in a historical account of God’s movement on this earth. Think about those men. You have Adam and his three sons, Cain, Abel, and Seth. That brings you to Noah and his three boys, Shem, Ham, and Japheth. This is followed by the account of Abraham and his son Isaac followed by Isaac’s son, Jacob, followed by Jacob’s son, Joseph. That’s it! That’s the basic outline of the Book of Genesis. When you get to Exodus, it’s primarily the biography of one man. Suddenly the telescopic lens of the Holy Spirit centers upon
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