The Gist of Genesis

The Gist of Genesis Chapters 1 thru 12

By Dr. C E. Lott, Sr., Th.M., Th.D., Ph.D.

Lott Logos Publishers Livingston Texas

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR Doctor Clark E. Lott, Sr. was born in Perkingston, Mississippi in nineteen hundred and thirty-three. At the early age of one, he was transferred to Texas, where he attended schools in Corpus Christi. His parents moved to the West during the early forties. This gave him the opportunity for an extended secular education at schools in California, Nevada, and Arizona. In a process of time they moved back to West Texas where he went to schools in Van Horn, Lamesa, and Odessa. After all of the transition and various heterogeneous opportunities of education, he graduated in San Antonio, Texas. He attended International Bible College of San Antonio and there met and married his wife Chloe. They have three daughters, one son, and eleven grand-children. He has founded and been pastor of three churches: Life Tabernacle of Houston, Texas, 1954; Grace Tabernacle of Galena Park, Texas, 1957, where he was pastor for twenty six years; and presently founded and pastors Charity Tabernacle of Lake Livingston, Texas, founding it in 1988. He became President of Texas Bible College of Houston, Texas in 1977. With a Th.B. he continued his education, receiving his Th.M., Th.D., and Ph.D. from Andersonville Baptist Seminary. He is a former college professor and had been given the opportunity to President four Bible Colleges of which he accepted the President of one. He has served on many committees for his organization, one of which was the forming of the Judicial Procedures for the United Pentecostal Church International, written articles, preached General Conferences, Camp Meetings and Action Conferences all over the nation. He was appointed to the original Steering Committee for the founding of Urshan Graduate School of Theology and was a Charter Member of the Board of Directors for said seminary. He is presently serving as a Board of Director Member and Academic Member for UGST. He also is a Board Member for Texas Bible College. He was radio minister for the Texas District Annual Camp Meeting for several years of camp gatherings. He has served on the Charter Steering Committee, Board of Trustees and Academic Board for UGST. He and his wife, Chloe, have written and recorded many of their songs of which are played in radio stations across the nation and overseas. His ministry has taken him to Canada, Europe and the Orient where campaigns and seminars were conducted. His ministry began at the early age of fifteen, and as of two thousand and three, he has been privileged to proclaim the story of the gospel for fifty five years. He is presently involved in plans for missionary efforts in the Orient and South America. He has authored the following books: 1) "The Gist of Genesis"— an enlightening commentary covering the creation chapters with Hebrew connotation for concise and clearer meaning.

2) "The Methodical Message of Matthew"—is an extensive verse by verse commentary with Greek transliteration for clearer understanding of the scripture.

3) "The Chronology of the Church Chronicle"—a history of the Church from 30 A.D. to 1900 A.D. The book approaches Church history with the symbolic resume of the Seven Churches of Asia as their periods parallel the times of history in regard to the Church.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Doctor Clark E. Lott, Sr. was born in Perkingston, Mississippi in nineteen hundred and thirty-three. At the early age of one, he was transferred to Texas, where he attended schools in Corpus Christi. His parents moved to the West during the early forties. This gave him the opportunity for an extended secular education at schools in California, Nevada, and Arizona. In a process of time they moved back to West Texas where he went to schools in Van Horn, Lamesa, and Odessa.

After all of the transition and various heterogeneous opportunities of education, he graduated in San Antonio, Texas. He attended International Bible College of San Antonio and there met and married his wife Chloe. They have three daughters, one son, and eleven grand-children. He has founded and been pastor of three churches: Life Tabernacle of Houston, Texas, 1954; Grace Tabernacle of Galena Park, Texas, 1957, where he was pastor for twenty six years; and presently founded and pastors Charity Tabernacle of Lake Livingston, Texas, founding it in 1988. He became President of Texas Bible College of Houston, Texas in 1977. With a Th.B. he continued his education, receiving his Th.M., Th.D., and Ph.D. from Andersonville Baptist Seminary. He is a former college professor and had been given the opportunity to President four Bible Colleges of which he accepted the President of one. He has served on many committees for his organization, one of which was the forming of the Judicial Procedures for the United Pentecostal Church International, written articles, preached General Conferences, Camp Meetings and Action Conferences all over the nation. He was appointed to the original Steering Committee for the founding of Urshan Graduate School of Theology and was a Charter Member of the Board of Directors for said seminary. He is presently serving as a Board of Director Member and Academic Member for UGST. He also is a Board Member for Texas Bible College. He was radio minister for the Texas District Annual Camp Meeting for several years of camp gatherings.

He has served on the Charter Steering Committee, Board of Trustees and Academic Board for UGST. He and his wife, Chloe, have written and recorded many of their songs of which are played in radio stations across the nation and overseas. His ministry has taken him to Canada, Europe and the Orient where campaigns and seminars were conducted. His ministry began at the early age of fifteen, and as of two thousand and three, he has been privileged to proclaim the story of the gospel for fifty five years. He is presently involved in plans for missionary efforts in the Orient and South America. He has authored the following books: 1) "The Gist of Genesis"— an enlightening commentary covering the creation chapters with Hebrew connotation for concise and clearer meaning.

2) "The Methodical Message of Matthew"—is an extensive verse by verse commentary with Greek transliteration for clearer understanding of the scripture.

3) "The Chronology of the Church Chronicle"—a history of the Church from 30 A.D. to 1900 A.D. The book approaches Church history with the symbolic resume of the Seven Churches of Asia as their periods parallel the times of history in regard to the Church.