Genesis-2

This study traces two spiritual streams running throughout Scripture—Babylon and Jerusalem. Beginning in Genesis 10, Babylon represents religion built upon human ambition, self-effort, worldly influence, and personal glory. In contrast, Jerusalem begins with Abraham, whose life demonstrates that God’s kingdom is established through faith, obedience, humility, and complete dependence upon the Lord. From Abraham’s victories and failures to his ultimate surrender of Isaac, every event illustrates the importance of waiting for God’s direction rather than relying on human reasoning. The message challenges believers to reject counterfeit Christianity built by man’s wisdom and instead embrace a life that begins with God, is sustained by God, and ultimately brings glory to God alone.