Known as the Table of Nations, the chapter chronicles the genealogies and territories of Noah’s sons—Japheth, Ham, and Shem—from whom the diverse nations spread across the earth.

God establishes a covenant with Noah, designates the rainbow as its sign, and Noah curses Canaan following Ham’s transgression.

The floodwaters recede, Noah sends out birds, leaves the ark with the animals, and builds an altar to God.

God commands Noah to enter the ark with his family and pairs of every animal. After seven days, the flood begins. The waters cover even the highest mountains, destroying all land-dwelling life. Only Noah and those aboard survive.

Genesis 6: God’s reaction to man’s continued depravity & the favor granted to Noah. This chapter describes the building of the Ark and God’s command concerning the animals.

Genesis 5 Chapter gives the genealogy of Adam to Noah, including the man who was not. His name was Enoch.

Genesis 4 Chapter tells the story of Cain and Abel. This chapter reveals the first murder and God’s show of mercy to a guilty man.

Genesis Chapter 3 tells the story of the serpent, Eve, Adam and God. The serpent is trying to get Eve to distrust God and to

Genesis Chapter 3 tells the story of the serpent, Eve, Adam and God. The serpent is trying to get Eve to distrust God and to

Genesis Chapter 2 tells God’s story of Creation in more details. God tells us how He created Man and Woman. The Chapter tells us the

Genesis Chapter 1 tells God’s story of Creation. How did God create everything, and what does the creation story tell us about who He is?