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“Why do I exist? Who or what caused me to exist?” Leo Tolstoy asked these searching questions of himself before he came to Christ. Many today ask the same questions. The Bible answers them in its first chapter.

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"Pictures of Christ:
Dwelling In The Tents Of Shem"

Reference: Genesis 9.18-27

"The greatest cataclysmic event in history occurred at the flood. God opened the fountains of the deep and poured out rain from the heavens for 40 days and 40 nights. He sent it in judgment upon the earth for its great iniquity.

God extended grace to Noah and his family. The Ark, constructed by Noah, carried his wife, 3 sons and their wives, and numerous animals. When God sent them from the Ark, they began life upon a renewed earth.

Noah became a farmer and planted a vineyard. Either from ignorance or enthusiasm, he drank too much of the juice from the vine. He became drunk from overindulgence. In his intoxicated state, he lay down in his tent naked. "

"The Resurrection"

"Over 2,000 years ago, the greatest event in the history of mankind occurred: the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead. Every gospel writer addressed it. In fact, the resurrected Christ appeared personally to 100s of people after his resurrection, 500 at one time.

In Luke 24.1-12, Luke, the beloved physician, described how several women from Galilee, who had followed Jesus during his ministry, came to the tomb of Christ early on the first day of the week. They had seen him buried there. Joseph of Arimathaea and Nicodemous actually laid Christ in Joseph’s tomb.

The next day, Roman guards came and sealed the stone to the tomb with rope and a seal. These multiple witnesses and authorities confirmed..."