Chapters of the Bible

Explore God’s six-day Creation, the forming of light, land, and sea. Learn how humanity was made in God's image and the establishment of the Sabbath rest.

Discover the creation of Adam, the Garden of Eden, and the warning not to eat the forbidden fruit. Read how God created Eve and established the first marriage.

Witness the fall of humanity as the serpent tempts Eve. Read about Adam and Eve's disobedience, the curses pronounced, and their banishment from Eden.

The first human tragedy unfolds as Cain murders his brother Abel out of jealousy. Track the spread of sin and the beginnings of Seth's righteous lineage.

Study the long line of patriarchs from Adam to Noah. This genealogy establishes the timeline before the Great Flood and notes Enoch, who "walked with God."

Humanity’s wickedness prompts God to grieve and plan to destroy all life with a flood. Learn why Noah found favor and how God commanded him to build the Ark.

The Great Flood begins as Noah, his family, and the animals enter the Ark. Read how the torrential rains fall for forty days and all life outside the Ark perishes.

The floodwaters recede as Noah sends out a raven and a dove. After safely exiting the Ark, Noah builds an altar, and God promises never to flood the earth again.

God establishes His covenant with Noah, setting the rainbow in the sky as a sign that He will never again destroy all life by flood.

Known as the Table of Nations, this chapter lists the descendants of Noah's sons (Shem, Ham, and Japheth), tracing the origins of the world's seventy nations.

Humanity attempts to defy God by building the Tower of Babel. God confuses their language, forcing them to scatter across the earth and creating different languages.

God calls Abram to leave his home, promising to make him a great nation and bless all families of the earth through him (the Abrahamic Covenant).