Analyzing Abel’s Character Primary Scriptures: Genesis 4:1–10; Hebrews 11:4; Matthew 23:35; Luke 11:51 Abel is the second son of Adam and Eve mentioned in Genesis.
Analyzing Cain’s Character Primary Scriptures: Genesis 4:1–17Character: CainParents: Adam and EveBrother: AbelOccupation: Farmer / tiller of the groundMajor Theme: Jealousy, anger, personal responsibility, violence, judgment,
Analyzing Adam’s Character Primary Scriptures: Genesis 1–5Character: AdamRole: First man, husband of Eve, father of Cain, Abel, and Seth Adam is the first human male
Analyzing Adah’s Character Adah was Lamech’s wife, She is mentioned in Genesis 4:19–23. Adah was one of Lamech’s two wives; the other was Zillah. Adah
Analyzing Lot’s Daughters’ Character Lot’s daughters are among the more difficult and controversial characters in Genesis. Their story appears primarily in Genesis 19:30–38, immediately after
Analyzing Lot’s Wife’s Character Lot’s wife is one of the most memorable women in Genesis, even though the Bible never gives her personal name. Her
Analyzing Leah’s Character Leah is one of the important women in Genesis. Her story, primarily found in Genesis 29–35, explores themes of rejection, marriage, motherhood,
Analyzing Asenath’s Character A small correction first: Asenath was Joseph’s wife, not “Asenath’s wife.” Her story appears primarily in Genesis 41:45, 50–52; 46:20. Asenath is
Analyzing Potiphar’s Wife’s Character Potiphar’s wife is one of the most significant unnamed women in Genesis. Her story appears primarily in Genesis 39, where she
Analyzing Tamar’s Character For the Women in Genesis series, this study focuses on Tamar, Judah’s daughter-in-law in Genesis 38—not Tamar, David’s daughter, who appears later
