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Abel

The second son of Adam and Eve, a keeper of sheep whose offering was accepted by God and who was killed by his brother Cain.

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Abraham

The patriarch whom God called from his homeland and to whom God gave covenant promises concerning land, descendants, and blessing.

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Adam

The first man, created by God from the dust of the ground and placed in the Garden of Eden.

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Anger

A powerful response to offense or frustration that can lead to destructive action when it rules human behavior.

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Babel

The place in the land of Shinar where people built a city and tower, and where God confused their language and scattered them.

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Beersheba

A significant biblical location in the southern region of Canaan associated especially with Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Israel's territorial boundaries.

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Bethel

A significant place of worship where Abram built an altar and Jacob later received visions from God.

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Cain

The first son of Adam and Eve, a worker of the ground who became angry and murdered his brother Abel.

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Cain Kills Abel

Cain murdered his brother Abel after becoming angry when God regarded Abel and his offering.

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Canaan

The land to which God called Abram and which became central to the covenant promises.

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Creation

God created the heavens, the earth, and all living things, culminating in the creation of humanity in his image.

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Creation of Humanity

God created humanity in his image, forming Adam from the dust and creating Eve as his companion.

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Daniel 7:13

Daniel sees one like a Son of Man coming with the clouds of heaven before the Ancient of Days.

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Egypt

A major ancient kingdom repeatedly connected with Abraham, Joseph, Israel's bondage, the Exodus, and later biblical history.

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Eve

The first woman, created by God from Adam's side as his wife and described as the mother of all living.

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Garden of Eden

The garden planted by God where Adam and Eve lived before humanity's fall into sin.

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Genesis 11:9

Babel is named because Yahweh confused the language of all the earth there and scattered the people across the earth.

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Genesis 12:1

Yahweh calls Abram to leave his country, relatives, and father's house and go to the land God will show him.

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Genesis 15:18

Yahweh makes a covenant with Abram and declares the land given to his offspring.

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Genesis 21:3

Abraham names the son born to him by Sarah Isaac, directly identifying the birth of Isaac.

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Genesis 22:9

Abraham binds Isaac and lays him on the altar, directly recording the defining act of the Binding of Isaac.

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Genesis 28:12

Jacob dreams of a stairway reaching from earth to heaven, with the angels of God ascending and descending on it.

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Genesis 3:15

I will put hostility between you and the woman, and between your offspring and her offspring. He will bruise your head, and you will bruise his heel.

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Genesis 3:6

The woman takes and eats the fruit, then gives some to her husband with her, and he eats it too.

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Genesis 32:28

Jacob is told that his name will be Israel because he has fought with God and with men and has prevailed, explicitly identifying the divine encounter.

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Genesis 37:28

Joseph is sold for twenty pieces of silver and the merchants bring him into Egypt, directly recording the defining event.

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Genesis 4:8

Cain rises against his brother Abel in the field and kills him, directly recording the defining act of the event.

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Genesis 41:41

Pharaoh explicitly appoints Joseph over all the land of Egypt, directly recording Joseph's rise to power.

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Genesis 45:15

Joseph kisses all his brothers and weeps with them, after which they speak with him, directly recording their reconciliation.

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Genesis 47:11

Joseph settles his father and brothers in Egypt and gives them a possession in the best of the land, as Pharaoh commanded.

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Genesis 7:17

The flood continues for forty days on the earth as the waters increase and lift the ship, directly recording the Flood event.

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Genesis 9:9

God explicitly establishes his covenant with Noah and with Noah's offspring after him.

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God's Covenant with Abraham

God confirmed his promises to Abraham concerning descendants, land, blessing, and covenant relationship.

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God's Covenant with Noah

God established a covenant with Noah, his descendants, and every living creature, setting the rainbow as its sign.

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Good Shepherd

Jesus as the true shepherd who knows, protects, leads, and gives his life for his people.

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Haran

The city where Terah’s family settled before God called Abram to continue toward Canaan.

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Hebron

An important patriarchal city associated with Abraham, Sarah, Isaac, Jacob, and the cave of Machpelah.

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Image of God

Human beings were uniquely created in God's image to represent Him on earth.

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Isaiah 53:5

The Servant is wounded for transgressions and bears the punishment that brings peace and healing.

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Jacob

The son of Isaac and father of the twelve sons whose family became the tribes of Israel.

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Jacob Wrestles with God

Jacob wrestled through the night and received the name Israel before meeting Esau.

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Jacob's Dream at Bethel

Jacob dreamed of a stairway reaching to heaven and received God's covenant promises at Bethel.

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Jacob's Family Settles in Goshen

Jacob and his household moved to Egypt and settled in the land of Goshen during the famine.

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James son of Zebedee

One of the twelve apostles of Jesus Christ, the son of Zebedee and brother of John, who was among the disciples present at several significant events in Jesus' ministry.

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Jerusalem

The biblical city connected with Israel's kings, the temple, the crucifixion, resurrection, and Pentecost.

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John 10:11

Jesus identifies himself as the Good Shepherd who lays down his life for the sheep.

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John the Apostle

One of the twelve apostles of Jesus, the son of Zebedee and brother of James, who followed Jesus during His ministry and became a leading witness in the early church.

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John the Baptist

The prophet who prepared the way for Jesus Christ, called people to repentance, baptized in the Jordan, and testified that Jesus was the Lamb of God.

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Joseph

A son of Jacob who was sold into slavery, raised to authority in Egypt, and used by God to preserve his family during famine.

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Joseph Is Sold into Egypt

Joseph's brothers sold him to traders, and he was taken to Egypt.

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Joseph Reconciles with His Brothers

Joseph revealed his identity, forgave his brothers, and recognized God's providence in preserving life.

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Joseph Rises to Power in Egypt

After interpreting Pharaoh's dreams, Joseph was appointed to govern Egypt and prepare for famine.

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Land of Goshen

The region of Egypt where Jacob and his family settled during the famine.

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Land of Shinar

A plain in Mesopotamia associated with Babel and the building of the tower.

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Matthew 17:2

Jesus is transfigured before the disciples; his face shines like the sun and his garments become white as the light.

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Matthew 3:16

Jesus is baptized, comes up from the water, and sees the Spirit of God descending like a dove.

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Melchizedek

The king of Salem and priest of God Most High who blessed Abram after Abram returned from battle.

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Moses

The servant of God whom the LORD called to lead the children of Israel out of Egypt and through whom He gave His law to Israel.

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Mountains of Ararat

The mountainous region where Noah’s ark came to rest as the floodwaters receded.

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Noah

A righteous man in his generation whom God preserved with his family through the flood.

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Peter

One of the twelve apostles of Jesus Christ, originally named Simon, who became a prominent witness to Jesus' ministry, death, resurrection, and the growth of the early church.

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Providence

God sovereignly works through history for His purposes and for the good of His people.

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Psalms 22:16

The psalmist describes being surrounded by evildoers and having his hands and feet pierced.

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Redemption

God's plan to rescue humanity from sin begins in Genesis and unfolds throughout Scripture.

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Resurrection

God's victory over death, centred in the bodily resurrection of Jesus Christ.

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Righteousness

Being right before God and living according to what is right in His sight.

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Sacrifice

The offering of something to God, introduced in Genesis through the offerings brought by Cain and Abel.

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Sarah

The wife of Abraham whom God renamed from Sarai to Sarah and through whom Isaac was promised.

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Seth

A son of Adam and Eve born after Abel's death, through whose line the Genesis genealogy continues.

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Solomon

The son of David who became king of Israel, received extraordinary wisdom from God, and built the temple in Jerusalem.

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Son of Man and the Everlasting Kingdom

Daniel's vision of one like a Son of Man receiving everlasting dominion, glory, and a kingdom from the Ancient of Days.

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Substitutionary Suffering

The biblical pattern in which one suffers on behalf of others.

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Temptation

The enticement to distrust or disobey God, prominently introduced through the serpent's temptation of Eve.

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The Binding of Isaac

God tested Abraham by commanding him to offer Isaac, then provided a ram in Isaac's place.

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The Birth of Isaac

God fulfilled his promise by giving Abraham and Sarah a son in their old age.

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The Call of Abraham

God called Abram to leave his country and family for a land God would show him, promising to make him a great nation and a blessing.

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The Fall

Adam and Eve disobeyed God by eating from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, bringing sin and death into human experience.

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The Flood

God judged the violence and corruption of the earth through a great flood while preserving Noah, his family, and the creatures aboard the ark.

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The Suffering Servant

Isaiah's prophecy of the Servant who suffers for the sins of others, bears their iniquities, and brings justification and peace.

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The Tower of Babel

Humanity gathered in Shinar to build a city and tower for its own name, but God confused their language and scattered them.

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Ur of the Chaldees

The city from which Terah departed with Abram, Sarai, and Lot before travelling toward Canaan.

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Noah

A righteous man in his generation whom God preserved with his family through the flood.

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