Hey, it is Shelby and Scott here.

We're walking through the book of Genesis.

Today we're in chapters four through six.

And Scott, we get into some genealogies here.

Yes, the best.

And these can be difficult to read through.

We don't know why they're in there. What are we supposed to take away from them? Can you walk us through these chapters?

Yeah. Okay. Genealogies aren't fun, shall be? No one enjoys them. But they are important. They're

really, really important. So, you know, let's just talk a little bit about these genealogies in chapter

four and five, kind of why they're in here. And so, you know, we just witnessed talk a little bit about these genealogies in chapter four and five,

kind of why they're in here. And so, you know, we just witnessed the fall of humanity in

chapter three. And so what you start to see in these two chapters is these two genealogies,

and you start to see humanity really kind of fracture along these two different lines. And so you've

got the ungodly line of Cain,

and then the godly line of Seth.

And Seth's line is called at the very end of chapter four.

It says they called upon, this is a line

that called upon the name of the Lord.

And I think there's two individuals

that are helpful to kind of look at in each genealogies.

One of them is Lamek. There's actually two, but the one in Keynes line in chapter four,

and then Enoch in Seth's line. And so each of these guys is listed seventh in the genealogy,

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