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The creation of the world in six days and God's rest on the seventh.
The creation of the world in six days and God's rest on the seventh.
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The creation of man and woman, and the establishment of the Garden of Eden.
The creation of man and woman, and the establishment of the Garden of Eden.
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• The Fall of Man: Adam and Eve eat from the forbidden tree, leading to their expulsion from Eden.
• The Fall of Man: Adam and Eve eat from the forbidden tree, leading to their expulsion from Eden.
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• The story of Cain and Abel, including Cain's murder of his brother.
• The story of Cain and Abel, including Cain's murder of his brother.
• A genealogy from Adam to Noah, highlighting the ages of early patriarchs.
• A genealogy from Adam to Noah, highlighting the ages of early patriarchs.
• God's displeasure with human wickedness; introduction of Noah and the impending flood.
• God's displeasure with human wickedness; introduction of Noah and the impending flood.
• The account of the Great Flood and Noah's journey in the ark.
• The account of the Great Flood and Noah's journey in the ark.
• The flood recedes; Noah offers sacrifices to God after leaving the ark.
• The flood recedes; Noah offers sacrifices to God after leaving the ark.
• God's covenant with Noah; instructions for humanity and the sign of the rainbow.
• God's covenant with Noah; instructions for humanity and the sign of the rainbow.
• The Table of Nations: a genealogy of Noah's descendants and their territories.
• The Table of Nations: a genealogy of Noah's descendants and their territories.
• The Tower of Babel: humanity's attempt to build a tower to heaven, resulting in language confusion.
• The Tower of Babel: humanity's attempt to build a tower to heaven, resulting in language confusion.
• God's call to Abram (Abraham) and his journey to Canaan.
• God's call to Abram (Abraham) and his journey to Canaan.
• Abram and Lot separate due to conflicts between their herdsmen.
• Abram and Lot separate due to conflicts between their herdsmen.
Abram rescues Lot from captivity after a battle involving kings.
Abram rescues Lot from captivity after a battle involving kings.
God makes a covenant with Abram, promising him numerous descendants.
God makes a covenant with Abram, promising him numerous descendants.
Sarai gives Hagar to Abram to bear a child; Ishmael is born.
Sarai gives Hagar to Abram to bear a child; Ishmael is born.
God establishes circumcision as a sign of His covenant with Abraham; name changes occur.
God establishes circumcision as a sign of His covenant with Abraham; name changes occur.
Three visitors announce that Sarah will bear a son; Abraham pleads for Sodom.
Three visitors announce that Sarah will bear a son; Abraham pleads for Sodom.
The destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah; Lot escapes with his daughters.
The destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah; Lot escapes with his daughters.
Abraham deceives King Abimelech by claiming Sarah is his sister; she is restored to him.
Abraham deceives King Abimelech by claiming Sarah is his sister; she is restored to him.
The birth of Isaac; Hagar and Ishmael are sent away but cared for by God.
The birth of Isaac; Hagar and Ishmael are sent away but cared for by God.
God tests Abraham by asking him to sacrifice Isaac but provides a ram instead.
God tests Abraham by asking him to sacrifice Isaac but provides a ram instead.
The death of Sarah; Abraham purchases a burial site in Hebron.
The death of Sarah; Abraham purchases a burial site in Hebron.
A servant finds Rebekah as a wife for Isaac through divine guidance.
A servant finds Rebekah as a wife for Isaac through divine guidance.
Abraham's death; birth of Isaac's sons Esau and Jacob; Jacob receives Esau's birthright.
Abraham's death; birth of Isaac's sons Esau and Jacob; Jacob receives Esau's birthright.
Isaac's interactions with Abimelech, including disputes over wells and God's blessing.
Isaac's interactions with Abimelech, including disputes over wells and God's blessing.
Jacob deceives Isaac to receive his blessing intended for Esau.
Jacob deceives Isaac to receive his blessing intended for Esau.
Jacob dreams of a ladder reaching to heaven on his way to Haran.
Jacob dreams of a ladder reaching to heaven on his way to Haran.
Jacob marries Leah and Rachel after working for Laban for seven years each.
Jacob marries Leah and Rachel after working for Laban for seven years each.
Leah and Rachel compete for Jacob's affection, leading to the birth of many children.
Leah and Rachel compete for Jacob's affection, leading to the birth of many children.
Jacob flees from Laban after growing wealthy, leading to a confrontation between them.
Jacob flees from Laban after growing wealthy, leading to a confrontation between them.
Jacob prepares to meet Esau after years apart; he wrestles with God during the night.
Jacob prepares to meet Esau after years apart; he wrestles with God during the night.
Jacob reconciles with Esau upon their meeting, showing humility and generosity.
Jacob reconciles with Esau upon their meeting, showing humility and generosity.
The story of Dinah's violation and her brothers' revenge on Shechem's city.
The story of Dinah's violation and her brothers' revenge on Shechem's city.
God commands Jacob to return to Bethel; Rachel dies giving birth to Benjamin.
God commands Jacob to return to Bethel; Rachel dies giving birth to Benjamin.
The genealogy of Esau and his descendants, detailing the Edomite lineage.
The genealogy of Esau and his descendants, detailing the Edomite lineage.
Joseph's dreams lead to jealousy among his brothers, who sell him into slavery in Egypt.
Joseph's dreams lead to jealousy among his brothers, who sell him into slavery in Egypt.
Judah's story involving Tamar, highlighting themes of justice and lineage.
Judah's story involving Tamar, highlighting themes of justice and lineage.
Joseph serves in Potiphar's house but is falsely accused by Potiphar’s wife and imprisoned.
Joseph serves in Potiphar's house but is falsely accused by Potiphar’s wife and imprisoned.
Joseph interprets dreams for Pharaoh’s cupbearer and baker while in prison.
Joseph interprets dreams for Pharaoh’s cupbearer and baker while in prison.
Joseph interprets Pharaoh’s dreams, predicting famine, and is made second-in-command in Egypt.
Joseph interprets Pharaoh’s dreams, predicting famine, and is made second-in-command in Egypt.
Joseph’s brothers go to Egypt for grain during famine; he recognizes them but they do not recognize him.
Joseph’s brothers go to Egypt for grain during famine; he recognizes them but they do not recognize him.
The brothers return with Benjamin; Joseph tests them further during their visit.
The brothers return with Benjamin; Joseph tests them further during their visit.
Joseph plants a silver cup in Benjamin’s sack as part of his test for his brothers' integrity.
Joseph plants a silver cup in Benjamin’s sack as part of his test for his brothers' integrity.
Joseph reveals his identity to his brothers, forgiving them for their past actions.
Joseph reveals his identity to his brothers, forgiving them for their past actions.
Jacob moves his family to Egypt following Joseph’s invitation, settling in Goshen.
Jacob moves his family to Egypt following Joseph’s invitation, settling in Goshen.
Joseph manages Egypt during famine; Jacob blesses Pharaoh before settling his family in Goshen.
Joseph manages Egypt during famine; Jacob blesses Pharaoh before settling his family in Goshen.
Jacob blesses Joseph’s sons, Ephraim and Manasseh, reversing traditional blessings.
Jacob blesses Joseph’s sons, Ephraim and Manasseh, reversing traditional blessings.
Jacob blesses his twelve sons, prophesying their futures as tribes of Israel before he dies.
Jacob blesses his twelve sons, prophesying their futures as tribes of Israel before he dies.
After Jacob's death, Joseph reassures his brothers about their future; he dies in Egypt as well.
After Jacob's death, Joseph reassures his brothers about their future; he dies in Egypt as well.
Flashcards
Creation and the Garden of Eden
Creation and the Garden of Eden
The biblical account of humanity's creation, the establishment of the Garden of Eden, and the introduction of Adam and Eve.
The Fall of Man
The Fall of Man
The event where Adam and Eve disobey God by eating from the forbidden tree, leading to their expulsion from the Garden of Eden.
Cain and Abel
Cain and Abel
The story of Cain and Abel, brothers who offer sacrifices to God. Cain, consumed by jealousy, murders his brother.
Genealogy of Adam to Noah
Genealogy of Adam to Noah
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God's Displeasure and Noah's Ark
God's Displeasure and Noah's Ark
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The Great Flood
The Great Flood
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God's Covenant with Noah
God's Covenant with Noah
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The Table of Nations
The Table of Nations
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Jacob and Esau's Reconciliation
Jacob and Esau's Reconciliation
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Joseph's Sale into Slavery
Joseph's Sale into Slavery
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Joseph's Interpretation of Pharaoh's Dreams
Joseph's Interpretation of Pharaoh's Dreams
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Jacob's Blessings on His Sons
Jacob's Blessings on His Sons
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Jacob's Death and Legacy
Jacob's Death and Legacy
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Study Notes
Genesis Overview
- Genesis details the creation of the world, humanity, and the establishment of covenants between God and humanity.
- It chronicles the early history of the patriarchs, including figures like Adam, Eve, Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph.
- Major themes include the fall of humanity, God's covenant relationship with humanity, and the rise of Israel as a nation.
Creation and the Fall
- God created the world in six days, resting on the seventh.
- The Garden of Eden was established, where man and woman were created.
- The story of the Fall details Adam and Eve's disobedience, eating from the forbidden tree, resulting in sin and expulsion from the Garden.
- Cain killed Abel, marking the first instance of violence in human history.
Noah and the Flood
- God's displeasure with humanity's wickedness led to the Great Flood.
- Noah and his family were saved on the Ark, while all others perished.
- God made a covenant with Noah, promising to never again destroy the earth by flood.
- A rainbow acts as a sign of this covenant.
Abraham and His Descendants
- God called Abraham to leave his homeland.
- Promises of numerous descendants and a land were made to Abraham.
- Trials and tests were given to Abraham, including the sacrifice of Isaac.
- The lineage of Abraham's descendants, including Isaac, Jacob (Israel), and Joseph, are detailed.
- Ishmael was born to Hagar, though not a direct part of the Israelite lineage.
Jacob and His Family
- Jacob struggled with his brother Esau.
- Jacob's family's experiences in Canaan are described, including interactions with other characters (e.g., Laban).
- The birth of twelve sons (and their eventual descendants) are crucial.
- The experiences of Jacob's sons are detailed, particularly the selling of Joseph into slavery.
Joseph in Egypt
- Joseph's experiences in Egypt are recounted.
- Joseph's ability to interpret dreams and provide guidance during famine leads to his prominence.
- Joseph's family eventually moved to Egypt during a period of famine.
Jacob's Final Days
- Jacob blessed his twelve sons, giving prophetic insights into their futures.
- Jacob's death and the subsequent events are detailed.
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Test your knowledge on the book of Genesis, which covers the creation of the world, the early history of humanity, and the key covenants established between God and His people. Explore important stories including the creation, the fall of man, and the Great Flood narratives.
