Education · English source edition
Genesis
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A good world and a human calling
Open study →Passage study 02 · Genesis 2:1-25Rest, the garden and human partnership
Open study →Passage study 03 · Genesis 3:1-24Distrust, judgment and life outside Eden
Open study →Passage study 04 · Genesis 4:1-26Brotherhood, violence and another beginning
Open study →Passage study 05 · Genesis 5:1-32Generations under the shadow of death
Open study →Passage study 06 · Genesis 6:1-22A violent earth and the building of the ark
Open study →Passage study 07 · Genesis 7:1-24The flood and the closing of the door
Open study →Passage study 08 · Genesis 8:1-22Remembering, waiting and a renewed earth
Open study →Passage study 09 · Genesis 9:1-29Covenant, human dignity and a troubled household
Open study →Passage study 10 · Genesis 10:1-32The families of the nations
Open study →Passage study 11 · Genesis 11:1-32Babel, scattering and the road to Abram
Open study →Passage study 12 · Genesis 12:1-20Called to become a blessing
Open study →Passage study 13 · Genesis 13:1-18Choosing land and trusting the promise
Open study →Passage study 14 · Genesis 14:1-24Rescue, kings and Melchizedek
Open study →Passage study 15 · Genesis 15:1-21Faith and the covenant promise
Open study →Passage study 16 · Genesis 16:1-16Hagar is seen in the wilderness
Open study →Passage study 17 · Genesis 17:1-27New names and the covenant sign
Open study →Passage study 18 · Genesis 18:1-33Hospitality, laughter and intercession
Open study →Passage study 19 · Genesis 19:1-38Sodom, rescue and the aftermath of loss
Open study →Passage study 20 · Genesis 20:1-18Abraham repeats an old failure
Open study →Passage study 21 · Genesis 21:1-34Isaac arrives, Hagar departs and a well is secured
Open study →Passage study 22 · Genesis 22:1-24The test and the provided ram
Open study →Passage study 23 · Genesis 23:1-20Sarah's death and the purchased burial place
Open study →Passage study 24 · Genesis 24:1-67Rebekah chooses the journey
Open study →Passage study 25 · Genesis 25:1-34Two family lines and a contested birthright
Open study →Passage study 26 · Genesis 26:1-35Isaac, disputed wells and room to live
Open study →Passage study 27 · Genesis 27:1-46A blessing taken through deception
Open study →Passage study 28 · Genesis 28:1-22A promise in an unexpected place
Open study →Passage study 29 · Genesis 29:1-35Love, deception and an overlooked woman
Open study →Passage study 30 · Genesis 30:1-43A growing family and contested prosperity
Open study →Passage study 31 · Genesis 31:1-55Leaving Laban and drawing a boundary
Open study →Passage study 32 · Genesis 32:1-32Fear, prayer and the name Israel
Open study →Passage study 33 · Genesis 33:1-20An embrace and a cautious reunion
Open study →Passage study 34 · Genesis 34:1-31Dinah and the violence that follows
Open study →Passage study 35 · Genesis 35:1-29Return to Bethel, birth and bereavement
Open study →Passage study 36 · Genesis 36:1-43Esau, Edom and a neighboring people
Open study →Passage study 37 · Genesis 37:1-36A favored son is sold
Open study →Passage study 38 · Genesis 38:1-30Judah, Tamar and the recognition of wrong
Open study →Passage study 39 · Genesis 39:1-23Integrity under unequal power
Open study →Passage study 40 · Genesis 40:1-23Dreams interpreted and a man forgotten
Open study →Passage study 41 · Genesis 41:1-57From prison to responsibility
Open study →Passage study 42 · Genesis 42:1-38The brothers return to an old guilt
Open study →Passage study 43 · Genesis 43:1-34Judah gives his word and the family shares a meal
Open study →Passage study 44 · Genesis 44:1-34Judah offers himself for Benjamin
Open study →Passage study 45 · Genesis 45:1-28Joseph reveals himself
Open study →Passage study 46 · Genesis 46:1-34Israel goes down to Egypt
Open study →Passage study 47 · Genesis 47:1-31Life preserved and power concentrated
Open study →Passage study 48 · Genesis 48:1-22Crossed hands and an unexpected blessing
Open study →Passage study 49 · Genesis 49:1-33The sons and their futures
Open study →Passage study 50 · Genesis 50:1-26Forgiveness and a coffin pointed toward hope
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