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Genesis

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Genesis is the first book of the Old Testament and hence it is also the first book of Bible. Genesis describes the beginning of the universe, the beginning of humankind, and the beginning of humankind's relationship with God.

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Creation
Genesis 1 - Creation (Days One To Six)
Genesis 2 - Creation (Day Seven; Adam and Eve Remix)
The Fall
Genesis 3 - The Fall
Genesis 4 - Cain and Abel
Genesis 5 - Noah's ancestry
The Flood
Genesis 6 - Noah builds the Ark
Genesis 7 - The Flood
Genesis 8 - The flood waters recede
Genesis 9 - God's covenant with Noah
From Noah to Abram
Genesis 10 - Noah's sons and their accounts
Genesis 11 - Tower of Babel/Abram's ancestry
Genesis 12 - Start of Abram's journey
Genesis 13 - Abram and Lot separate
Genesis 14 - Abram's war with the four kings
Genesis 15 - God promises a son to Abram
Genesis 16 - The birth of Ishmael
Genesis 17 - The covenant of circumcision; Abram becomes Abraham
Genesis 18 - Three visitors visit Abraham
Genesis 19 - Lot's departure from Sodom
Genesis 20 - Abraham dwells with Abimelech
Genesis 21 - The birth of Isaac; Hagar departs
Genesis 22 - God tests Abraham with his son Isaac
Genesis 23 - Abraham buries his wife Sarah
Genesis 24 - Abraham's servant gets a wife for Isaac
From Isaac to Jacob
Genesis 25 - Abraham dies; Esau and Jacob are born
Genesis 26 - Isaac deals with Abimelech
Genesis 27 - Jacob gets Esau's blessing
Genesis 28 - Jacob departs to Padan Aram
Genesis 29 - Jacob works for Laban; marries Leah and Rachel
Genesis 30 - Jacob's children; profits from Laban's flocks
Genesis 31 - Jacob's family flees; Laban pursues him
Genesis 32 - Jacob prepares to meet Esau; name changed to Israel
Genesis 33 - Jacob makes peace with Esau; settles in Shechem
Genesis 34 - Dinah is raped; Simeon and Levi attack Shechem
Genesis 35 - The birth of Joseph; Rachel dies
Genesis 36 - Esau's sons and their accounts
The Story of Joseph
Genesis 37 - Joseph is taken into Egypt
Genesis 38 - Judah's sons, including those with Tamar
Genesis 39 - Joseph accused of rape, sent to prison
Genesis 40 - Joseph interprets two men's dreams
Genesis 41 - Joseph interprets Pharoah's dreams
Genesis 42 - Joseph's first encounter with his brothers
Genesis 43 - Joseph's second encounter with his brothers
Genesis 44 - Joseph's brothers charged with stealing
Genesis 45 - Joseph reveals himself to his brothers
Genesis 46 - Joseph's family travels to Egypt
Genesis 47 - People become poor during the famine
Genesis 48 - Jacob blesses Joseph's two sons
Genesis 49 - Jacob's final words to his sons
Genesis 50 - Deaths of Jacob and Joseph; Joseph forgives his brothers

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