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Definition of Monergism: The view that the Holy Spirit is the only agent who effects regeneration of Christians. It is in contrast with synergism, the view that there is a cooperation between the divine and the human in the regeneration process. Monergism is a redemptive blessing purchased by Christ for those the Father has given Him (1 Pet 1:3, John 3:5,6, 6:37, 39). This grace works independently of any human cooperation and conveys that power into the fallen soul whereby the person who is to be saved is effectually enabled to respond to the gospel call (John 1:13; Acts 2:39, 13:48; Rom 9:16). More...

• Genesis covers an immensely long period of time, longer perhaps than the rest of the Bible put together. It begins in the distant past of creation, an event about whose absolute date we cannot even speculate, through millennia to reach Abraham at the end of Gen. 11. At this point the story line slows down and focuses on four generations of the family of promise as they move from Mesopotamia to the land of promise, only to conclude the book in Egypt. Thus we have a book of foundations that spans a time period of unknown duration and follows the people of God as they travel from one end of the Near East to the other.

  "In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.." The book of Genesis, and the first book of the Torah and indeed as the opening work of the canon, is a book of foundations. It serves as the introduction to the Mosaic law, and it begins the history of redemption that occupies the rest of the Bible...The Bible may be described as a four-part symphony, moving from creation to the fall, then on to redemption and finally re-creation. The book of Genesis lays the foundation for the rest of the Bible by narrating briefly the first two movements, while beginning the third. The fourth movement is the subject of the last two chapters of the Bible (Rev. 21-22).
  - Tremper Longman III & Raymond B. Dillard

  Sermons Manuscripts on Genesis
  by Geoff Thomas

  
  Sermon Series on Genesis
  by S. Lewis Johnson - .pdf, html & Mp3s Available

  
  Genesis Archive Index by J. Ligon Duncan III
  

  
  Gleanings in Genesis A. W. Pink

  
  Sermons on Genesis by Alexander Maclaren

  
  Commentary on Genesis (vol. 1)
  John Calvin

  Commentary on Genesis - Vol. 2 by John Calvin

  
  Genesis - Sermon Transcripts by John MacArthur

  
  Genesis: Creation, Fall, Flood, Abraham (10 MP3s) by Meredith Kline

  
  Genesis Sermon Series by J. V. Fesko

  
  Sermons on Genesis (63-Part Series) by G. I. Williamson

  
  Sermons on Genesis by Melvin Tinker

  
  Sermon Series on Genesis (17-Part MP3 Series) by Thabiti Anyabwile

  
  Sermon Series on Genesis (25 MP3s)
  by Dr. Iain Duguid

  
  Sermon Series on Genesis (73-Part MP3 Series) by Kent Hughes

  
  Sermons Series on Genesis (72 MP3s) by Mike Malone

  
  Genesis (42-Part Sermon Series) Dr. James E. Adams

  
  More Resources on Genesis @Monergism.com

  
  With my great power and outstretched arm I made the earth and its people and the animals that are on it, and I give it to anyone I please.
  Jeremiah 27:5

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Church History
"It is wrong to suppose that the doctrine of justification by faith alone, that storm center of the Reformation, was the crucial question in the minds of such theologians as Martin Luther, Ulrich Zwingli, Martin Bucer, and John Calvin. This doctrine was important to the Reformers because it helped to express and to safeguard their answer to another, more vital, question, namely, whether sinners are wholly helpless in their sin, and whether God is to be thought of as saving them by free, unconditional, invincible grace, not only justifying them for Christ's sake when they come to faith, but also raising them from the death of sin by His quickening Spirit in order to bring them to faith." - Michael Haykin