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From Genesis 12 to Genesis 50, Scripture unfolds one continuous story of hope anchored in the promises of God. This course invites you to journey through the lives of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph—not merely as historical figures, but as living testimonies of a faithful God who keeps His word across generations. Genesis is not simply a book of beginnings; it is the foundation of covenant, calling, and destiny. God calls Abram out of the familiar and into the unknown, promising blessing not only for him, but for all the families of the earth. Along the way, we encounter human weakness, doubt, failure, betrayal, and suffering—yet through it all, God remains unwavering in His purpose. As we trace these narratives, we will see that God’s promises often unfold through tension and delay. Joseph’s descent into the pit and rise to power teaches us that what others intend for evil, God can use for good. Jacob’s wrestling reveals that transformation often comes through struggle. And Abraham’s journey reminds us that faith is not passive—it is a response to God’s voice. This course will help you understand how the promises spoken in Genesis echo throughout the rest of Scripture and ultimately find their fulfillment in Messiah Yeshua. More than theology, this is an invitation to trust God’s faithfulness in your own story. If God kept His promises then, He will keep them now. Hope is not wishful thinking—it is confidence rooted in the character of a covenant-keeping God.