Genesis is the Bible’s book of beginnings. It opens with creation, the entrance and spread of sin, the flood, and the scattering at Babel, then narrows to Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph as God begins to unfold promises involving a people, a land, blessing, and a coming seed.
Genesis is the Bible’s book of beginnings. It opens with creation, the entrance and spread of sin, the flood, and the scattering at Babel, then narrows to Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph as God begins to unfold promises involving a people, a land, blessing, and a coming seed.
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