Chapter 1
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Creation of heaven and earth (1:1-2) |
First Day Creation of the light (1:3-5) |
Second Day Creation of the firmament (1:6-8) |
Third Day The earth separated from the waters (1:9-13) |
Fourth Day Creation of the sun, moon and stars (1:14-19) |
Fifth Day Creation of fish, fowl, beasts and cattle (1:20-23) |
Sixth Day Creation of Animal Life Of Earth (1:24-25) |
Sixth Day Creation of man in the image of God (1:26-28) |
Sixth Day Provision for food (1:29-31) |
Chapter 2
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The First Sabbath (2:1-3) |
The manner of the creation (2:4-7) |
The garden of Eden, and the river thereof (2:8-16) |
The tree of knowledge (2:17-18) |
Naming the creatures (2:19-20) |
The making of woman and the institution of marriage (2:21-25) |
Chapter 3
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The serpent's deception and man's shameful fall (3:1-8) |
God calls Adam and Eve to account for their actions (3:9-13) |
The serpent is cursed above all beasts (3:14-15) |
The punishment God promises for mankind (3:16-21) |
Expulsion of Adam and Eve from the Garden of Eden (3:22-24) |
Chapter 4
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The birth of Cain and Abel (4:1-7) |
The murder of Abel (4:8-9) |
The curse of Cain (4:10-15) |
Descendants of Cain, Enoch, the first city (4:16-18) |
Lamech and his two wives (4:19-24) |
Birth of Seth and Enos (4:25-26) |
Chapter 5
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Genealogy of Adam and the age of the patriarchs (5:1-5) |
Genealogy of Seth (5:6-32) |
Chapter 6
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The wickedness of the world (6:1-7) |
Noah finds grace with God (6:8-12) |
The order, form and use of the Ark (6:13-22) |
Chapter 7
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Noah, his family and the creatures, enter the ark (7:1-16) |
The flood (7:17-24) |
Chapter 8
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The flood waters subside (8:1-3) |
The Ark rests on Ararat (8:4-5) |
The raven and the dove (8:6-14) |
Noah is commanded to leave the Ark (8:15-17) |
Noah and Family leave the Ark (8:18-19) |
Noah builds an altar and offers sacrifice (8:20-22) |
Chapter 9
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God blesses Noah (9:1-7) |
God's covenant with Noah (9:8-19) |
Noah plants a vineyard, gets drunk and is mocked (9:20-24) |
Noah curses Canaan (9:25) |
Noah blesses Shem (9:26) |
Japheth blessed, and Noah dies (9:27-29) |
Chapter 10
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The Genealogy of Noah (10:1) |
The sons of Japheth (10:2-5) |
The sons of Ham (10:6-14) |
The sons of Canaan (10:15-20) |
The sons of Shem (10:21-32) |
Chapter 11
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One lanuage in the world (11:1-2) |
The building of the Tower of Babel (11:3-6) |
The confusion of tongues (11:7-9) |
The Descendants of Shem (11:10-26) |
The Descendants of Terah and his move to Haran(11:27-32) |
Chapter 12
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God calls Abram; and makes promises to him (12:1-3) |
He departs with Lot from Haran (12:4-5) |
Abram journeys through Canaan, which is promised him (12:6-9) |
He is driven by a famine into Egypt (12:10-13) |
He represents his wife to be his sister (12:14-16) |
Sarai taken by Pharaoh, God causes plagues & Sarai returned(12:17-20) |
Chapter 13
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Abram and Lot return out of Egypt (13:1-4) |
and agree to separate (13:5-9) |
Lot goes to wicked Sodom (13:10-13) |
God renews the promise to Abram (13:14-17) |
Abram goes to Hebron, and builds an altar (13:18) |
Chapter 14
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The battle of four kings against five (14:1-11) |
Lot is taken prisoner and is rescued by Abram (14:12-16) |
Melchizedek blesses Abram and gives a tithe to him(14:17-20) |
Abram unselfishness (14:21-24) |
Chapter 15
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God encourages Abram (15:1) |
Abram complains for lack of an heir (15:2-3) |
God promises him a son and his numerous descendants (15:4-5) |
Abraham is justified by faith (15:6) |
Canaan promised again and the sign for the promise(15:7-11) |
Prophecy of Isreal bondage & the Lord's covenant with Abram(15:12-21) |
Chapter 16
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Sarai, being barren, gives Hagar to Abram (16:1-3) |
Hagar despises her mistress, is punished, and runs away (16:4-6) |
An angel sends her back, telling her she will bear a child (16:7-14) |
Hagar bears a son who is named Ishmael (16:15-16) |
Chapter 17
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God renews the covenant with Abram (17:1-4) |
Abram's name is changed, in token of a greater blessing (17:5-9) |
Circumcision is instituted (17:10-15) |
Sarai's name is changed, and she is blessed (17:15-16) |
Isaac is promised; God's covenant to be through Issac (17:17-19) |
Abraham and Ishmael are circumcised (17:23-27) |
Chapter 18
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The Lord appears to Abraham (18:1-8) |
Sarah is reproved for laughing at the strange promise (18:9-15) |
The destruction of Sodom is revealed to Abraham (18:16-21) |
Abraham makes intercession for Sodom and its people (18:23-33) |
Chapter 19
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Two Angels visit Lot (19:1-3) |
The wicked Sodomites stricken with blindness (19:4-11) |
Lot is sent for safety into the mountains (19:12-23) |
Sodom and Gomorrah are destroyed (19:24-25) |
Lot's wife becomes a pillar of salt (19:26-29) |
Lot dwells in a cave (19:30) |
The birth of Moab and Benammi (19:31-38) |
Chapter 20
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Abraham at Gerar (20:1) |
Abraham denies his wife, and loses her (20:2) |
Abimelech has a dream and rebukes Abraham (20:3-13) |
He restores Sarah (20:14-16) |
Abimelech and family are healed by Abraham's prayer (20:17-18) |
Chapter 21
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Isaac is born (21:1-3) |
He is circumcised (21:4-5) |
Sarah's joy (21:6-8) |
Hagar and Ishmael are expelled (21:9-14) |
They are in distress (21:15-16) |
The angel comforts her (21:17-21) |
Abimelech and Abraham make a covenant (21:22-34) |
Chapter 22
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God, testing Abraham's faith, commands him to sacrifice Isaac (22:1-2) |
Abraham gives proof of faith and obedience (22:3-10) |
The angel stops him (22:11-14) |
The covenant confirmed again to Abraham (22:15-19) |
The generation of Nahor to Rebekah (22:20-24) |
Chapter 23
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The age and death of Sarah (23:1-2) |
The purchase of Machpelah, where Sarah was buried (23:3-20) |
Chapter 24
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Abraham gives instruction to his servant to choose a wife (24:1-9) |
The servant's journey (24:10-11) |
His prayer about choosing a wife (24:12-14) |
Rebekah meets him, fulfilling his sign (24:15-22) |
She reveals her relationship (24:23-24) |
She offers hospitality (24:25) |
The servant blesses God (24:26-27) |
Laban entertains him (24:28-32) |
The servant explains his mission (24:33-49) |
Laban and Bethuel give their approval (24:50-61) |
The meeting of Isaac and Rebekah (24:62-67) |
Chapter 25
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The sons of Abraham by Keturah (25:1-4) |
Abraham dividing his goods(25:5-6) |
The age, death, and burial of Abraham (25:7-11) |
The descendants of Ishmael (25:12-18) |
Isaac prays that the barrenness of Rebekah be healed (25:19-21) |
Two children struggle in her womb (25:22-23) |
The birth of Esau and Jacob (25:24-28) |
Esau sells his birthright (25:29-34) |
Chapter 26
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Because of famine, Isaac goes to Gerar (26:1) |
God guides and blesses him (26:2-6) |
He denies his wife and is reproved by Abimelech (26:7-11) |
He grows rich (26:12-16) |
He digs three wells (26:17-22) |
God appears to him at Beer-sheba (26:23-25) |
Isaac and Abimelech make a covenant at Beer-sheba (26:26-33) |
Esau's wives (26:34-35) |
Chapter 27
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Isaac sends Esau for venison (27:1-4) |
Rebekah and Jacob conspire to obtain Isaac's blessing (27:5-14) |
Jacob, disguised as Esau, is blessed (27:15-29) |
Esau brings venison to his father (27:30-33) |
He complains, and by pleading obtains a blessing also (27:34-40) |
He threatens to slay Jacob (27:41-42) |
Rebekah tells Jacob to go to her brother Laban (27:43-46) |
Chapter 28
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Isaac blesses Jacob and sends him to Padan-aram (28:1-5) |
Esau marries Mahalath, daughter of Ishmael (28:6-9) |
Jacob's vision of the ladder at Bethel (28:10-17) |
The stone of Beth-el (28:18-19) |
Jacob's vow (28:20-22) |
Chapter 29
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Jacob comes to the well of Haran (29:1-8) |
He meets Rachel by the well (29:9-12) |
He is entertained by Laban (29:13-14) |
Jacob works to marry Rachel (29:15-22) |
Laban decieves Jacob into marrying Leah (29:23-27) |
Jacob marries Rachel also (29:28-30) |
Leah has Reuben (29:31-32) |
Leah has Simeon (29:33) |
Leah has Levi (29:34) |
Leah has Judah (29:35) |
Chapter 30
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Rachel gives Bilhah to Jacob (30:1-4) |
Bilhah has Dan and Naphtali (30:5-9) |
Leah gives Zilpah, who has Gad and Asher (30:9-13) |
Reuben finds mandrakes (30:14-16) |
Leah has Issachar, Zebulun and Dinah (30:17-21) |
Rachel has Joseph (30:22-24) |
Jacob is denied permission to depart (30:25-36) |
Jacob's policy, whereby he became rich (30:37-43) |
Chapter 31
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Jacob leaves Laban secretly (31:1-18) |
Rachel steals her father's images (31:19-21) |
Laban pursues Jacob (31:22-35) |
Jacob's complaint against Laban (31:36-42) |
They make a covenant at Galeed (31:43-55) |
Chapter 32
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Jacob calls the place of his vision, Mahanaim (32:1-2) |
His message to Esau (32:3-5) |
Jacob fears to meet Esau (32:6-8) |
He prays for deliverance (32:9-12) |
He sends a present to Esau (32:13-21) |
Jacob wrestles with an angel at Peniel, and his name is changed to Israel (32:22-30) |
Jacob is lame (32:31-32) |
Chapter 33
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Jacob and Esau meet in kindness and brotherly love (33:1-16) |
Jacob goes to Succoth (33:17) |
He buys a field in Canaanlnd and builds an altar (33:18-20) |
Chapter 34
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Dinah is ravished by Shechem (34:1-3) |
Shecham sues to marry Dinah (34:4-12) |
Sons of Jacob agree on that the Shechemites be circumcised (34:13-19) |
Hamor and Shechem persuade their people to be circumised (34:20-24) |
Simeon and Levi slay the Shechemites (34:25-26) |
They take the spoil of the city (34:27-29) |
Jacob reproves Simeon and Levi (34:30-31) |
Chapter 35
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God sends Jacob to Beth-el (35:1) |
Jacob purges his house of idols (35:2-5) |
Jacob builds an altar unto God at Beth-el (35:6-7) |
Deborah, Rebekah's nurse, dies at Allon-bachuth (35:8) |
God bless Jacob at Beth-el (35:9-15) |
Rachel bears Benjamin and dies (35:16-21) |
Reuben lies with Bilhah (35:22) |
The sons of Jacob (35:23-25) |
Jacob comes to Isaac at Hebron (35:27) |
The age, death, and burial of Isaac (35:28-29) |
Chapter 36
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Esau's three wivies (36:1-8) |
Esau's sons (36:9-14) |
Dukes that are Esau's sons (36:15-19) |
The children of Seir (36:20-30) |
The kings of Edom (36:31-39) |
Dukes that are from Esau's sons (36:40-43) |
Chapter 37
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Jacob in Canaan (37:1) |
Joseph is hated by his brothers and the coat of many colors(37:2-4) |
Joseph tells his two dreams to his family(37:5-11) |
Joseph goes to Shechem. His brothers plan to slay him, but Reuben saves him (37:12-25) |
Joseph is sold to Ishmeelites (37:26-30) |
Jacob deceived by Joseph's bloodstained coat, mourns his death (37:31-35) |
Joseph is sold to Potiphar in Egypt (37:36) |
Chapter 38
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Judah begets Er, Onan, and Shelah (38:1-5) |
Er marries Tamar (38:6-7) |
The trespass of Onan (38:8-10) |
Tamar waits for Shelah (38:11-12) |
Judah deceived by Tamar (38:13-26) |
Tamar has twins named Pharez and Zarah (38:27-30) |
Chapter 39
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Joseph is promoted in Potiphar's house (39:1-6) |
Joseph resists the temptation of Potipher's wife (39:7-12) |
Joseph is falsely accused (39:13-19) |
Joseph is put into prison (39:20) |
God is with Joseph in prison (39:21-23) |
Chapter 40
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The butler and the baker of Pharaoh with Joseph in prison (40:1-3) |
Joseph is put in charge of them in prison(40:4) |
Joseph interprets their dreams (40:5-19) |
Their dreams come to pass according to Joseph's interpretation (40:20-22) |
The butler forgets what Joseph did for him (40:23) |
Chapter 41
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Pharaoh's first dream (41:1-4) |
Pharaoh's second dream (41:5-8) |
Butler tells the Pharaoh about Joseph (41:9-13) |
Pharaoh tells his dream to Joseph (41:14-24) |
Joseph foretells the famine (41:25-32) |
Joseph gives Pharaoh counsel (41:33-36) |
Joseph is made ruler over Egypt (41:37-49) |
Joseph's son Manasseh and Ephraim are born (41:50-53) |
The famine begins (41:54-57) |
Chapter 42
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Jacob sends his ten sons to buy corn in Egypt (42:1-9) |
They are accused as spies (42:9-15) |
All ten brothers are put in prison (42:16) |
Everyone is freed except Simeon so that they will return and bring Benjamin (42:18-20) |
The brothers have remorse for what they did to Joseph (42:21-24) |
They return home and recount their experience (42:25-34) |
They find money in their sacks and Jacob refuses to let Bemjamin go (42:35-38) |
Chapter 43
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Jacob is persuaded to send Benjamin (43:1-14) |
Joseph entertains his brothers (43:15-30) |
The brothers have a feast together (43:31-34) |
Chapter 44
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Joseph's policy to delay his brothers (44:1-13) |
Judah pleads for Benjamin's release (44:14-34) |
Chapter 45
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Joseph makes himself known (45:1-4) |
Joseph comforts them in that it was God's plan (45:5-8) |
Joseph sends for his father (45:9-15) |
Pharaoh is pleased with Joseph (45:16-20) |
Joseph provides for their journey, sending gifts for his father (45:21-24) |
Jacob is revived with the news that Joseph is alive (45:25-28) |
Chapter 46
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Jacob is comforted by God at Beer-sheba (46:1-4) |
Jacob journeys to Egypt (46:5-7) |
Jacob's family in Egypt (46:8-28) |
Joseph comes to meet his father (46:29-30) |
Joseph instructs his brothers how to answer Pharaoh (46:31-34) |
Chapter 47
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Joseph presents five of his brothers to the Pharaoh (47:1-6) |
Jacob before the Pharaoh (47:7-10) |
Joseph provides for them (47:11-12) |
Joseph collects the Egyptian's money (47:13-15) |
People give their animlas for exchange for food or money (47:16-17) |
People give their lands to the Pharaoh (47:18-22) |
The lands are rented for a fifth of the harvest (47:23-28) |
Joseph's promise to bury Jacob with his fathers (47:29-31) |
Chapter 48
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Joseph brings his sons to Jacob (48:1-2) |
Jacob tells of God's promise (48:3-4) |
He takes Ephraim and Manasseh as his own (48:5-6) |
He tells of Rachel's grave (48:7-8) |
Jacob blesses Ephraim and Manasseh, preferring the younger to the elder (48:9-20) |
Jacob foretells the return of his sons to Canaan (48:22) |
Chapter 49
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Jacob calls his sons to bless them (49:1-2) |
Their individual blessings (49:3-28) |
Jacob charges his sons concerning his burial, and dies (49:29-33) |
Chapter 50
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The mourning for Jacob (50:1-3) |
Joseph has permission to go bury his father (50:4-14) |
Joseph comforts his brothers (50:15-21) |
Joseph's age (50:22-23) |
Joseph foretells his brothers' departure from this land (50:24-25) |
Joseph dies and is put in a coffin (50:26) |