Genesis
Beginnings: creation, humanity, sin, judgment, grace, covenant, and the family through whom God would bring blessing to the nations.
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At a Glance
Author / setting: Traditionally Moses. Genesis moves from the beginnings of the world (chs. 1–11) to the patriarchal family of Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph (chs. 12–50).
Purpose: To show the sovereign Creator, humanity’s fall into sin, God’s judgment and grace, and the covenant promises through which He advances His redemptive purpose.
Major people: Adam, Eve, Cain, Abel, Noah, Abraham, Sarah, Isaac, Rebekah, Jacob, Esau, Joseph.
Major places: Eden, Ararat region, Babel, Ur, Haran, Canaan, Hebron, Beersheba, Bethel, Egypt.
Major Events / Movements
1:1–2:3
1:26–31
2
3
4
6–9
10–11
12
15; 17
18–19
22
25–36
37–50
Christ, Prophecy & Redemptive Connections
Who Is Jesus?; OT Prophecy / NT Fulfillment.
Adam; Abel; Noah’s Ark; Melchizedek; Isaac; Joseph.
Covenant promise and blessing to the nations.
Aiming for Jesus Resources Already Located
Detailed Noah → Japheth / Ham / Shem family tree with ancient geography and certainty markers.
Simplified visual teaching resource.
Extensive Scripture declarations showing what Genesis reveals about God.
Creator; Seed of the woman; Angel of the LORD; Adam; Abel; Noah’s Ark; Melchizedek; Isaac; Joseph.
Chapters
As studies, sermons, maps, flipbooks, notes, and related master resources are verified, these chapter entries will become direct links.