Genesis 2 treats us with a more ground-level view of creation and fills in some of the details from Genesis 1. More specifically, we get a more vivid account of the creation of man and woman, and we get a good picture of the Garden of Eden, including some geographical clues as to its location, if Eden was in fact part of our realm. Somewhere near Mesopotamia it seems. The Sabbath is also introduced, though not given as a commandment yet.
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I. The Book of Genesis
- A) Genesis 1
- B) Genesis 2
- C) Genesis 3
- D) Genesis 4
- E) Genesis 5
- F) Genesis 6
- G) Genesis 7
- H) Genesis 8
- I) Genesis 9
- J) Genesis 10
- K) Genesis 11
- L) Genesis 12
- M) Genesis 13
- N) Genesis 14
- O) Genesis 15
- P) Genesis 16
- Q) Genesis 17
- R) Genesis 18
- S) Genesis 19
- T) Genesis 20
- U) Genesis 21
- V) Genesis 22
- W) Genesis 23
- X) Genesis 24
- Y) Genesis 25
- Z) Genesis 26
- ZA) Genesis 27
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