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Experience the complete story of the Book of Genesis as preserved from the ancient Hebrew text. This faithful representation brings the divine message to life, showcasing the authentic narrative, with its true symbolism, spiritual depth, and historical context. The Book of Genesis, the first book of the Bible, unfolds the story from the Creation of the World to the rise of Israel's patriarchs. Divided into two parts, it covers the Primeval History and the Patriarchal History. Witness the Creation Story, the Fall of Man, the Great Flood, and the birth of nations ending with the Tower of Babel. The journey continues with the patriarchs Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, leading to Joseph's rise in Egypt. This sacred story reveals the origins of creation, humanity, sin, faith, and divine covenant, laying the foundation for biblical history.
00:00:00: Intro00:00:46: Genesis 1 - The Creation of Elohim00:05:40: Genesis 2 - Adam and Eve00:09:05: Genesis 3 - The Fall of Man00:13:20: Genesis 4 - Cain and Abel00:17:04: Genesis 5 - From Adam to Noah00:19:33: Genesis 6 - Nephilim and The Fallen Angels00:22:43: Genesis 7 - Noah and his Ark00:25:15: Genesis 8 - The Waters Recede and Yahweh’s Promise00:28:07: Genesis 9 - The Covenant of Elohim with Noah00:31:32: Genesis 10 - The Table of Nations00:34:46: Genesis 11 - The Tower of Babel00:37:28: Genesis 12 - The Call of Abram00:40:27: Genesis 13 - Abram and Lot Separate00:42:49: Genesis 14 - Abram Rescues Lot00:45:52: Genesis 15 - The Covenant of Yahweh with Abram00:48:35: Genesis 16 - Hagar and Ishmael00:51:07: Genesis 17 - The Covenant of Circumcision00:54:40: Genesis 18 - The Three Malachim00:58:32: Genesis 19 - Sodom and Gomorrah01:02:32: Genesis 20 - Abraham and Abimelek01:05:32: Genesis 21 - The Birth of Isaac01:09:09: Genesis 22 - The Testing of Abraham by Elohim01:12:24: Genesis 23 - The Death of Sarah01:14:49: Genesis 24 - Isaac and Rebekah01:18:38: Genesis 25 - The Death of Abraham01:21:46: Genesis 26 - Isaac and Abimelek01:25:18: Genesis 27 - Jacob Takes Esau’s Blessing01:29:01: Genesis 28 - Jacob’s Ladder01:31:40: Genesis 29 - Jacob Marries Leah and Rachel01:33:35: Genesis 30 - Jacob’s Flocks Increase01:36:04: Genesis 31 - Jacob Flees From Laban01:38:45: Genesis 32 - Jacob Wrestles With Elohim01:41:05: Genesis 33 - Jacob Meets Esau01:43:52: Genesis 34 - Dinah and the Shechemites01:47:03: Genesis 35 - Jacob Returns to Bethel01:50:37: Genesis 36 - The Generations of Esau (Edom)01:54:14: Genesis 37 - Joseph’s Dreams01:57:33: Genesis 38 - Judah and Tamar02:00:50: Genesis 39 - Joseph and Potiphar’s Wife02:03:41: Genesis 40 - The Cupbearer and the Baker02:06:37: Genesis 41 - Pharaoh’s Dreams02:14:41: Genesis 42 - Joseph’s Brothers Go to Egypt02:20:40: Genesis 43 - The Second Journey to Egypt02:26:17: Genesis 44 - A Silver Cup in a Sack02:31:18: Genesis 45 - Joseph Makes Himself Known02:36:22: Genesis 46 - Jacob Goes to Egypt02:41:05: Genesis 47 - Joseph and the Famine02:45:06: Genesis 48 - Manasseh and Ephraim02:47:57: Genesis 49 - Jacob Blesses His Sons02:51:32: Genesis 50 - The Death of Joseph #BookofGenesis #Creation #Patriarchs #Hebrewtext #Biblestory #Abraham #Isaac #Jacob #Joseph
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