Old Testament Chapters

Front 1

Genesis 1

Back 1

God creates the earth and commands man, created in his image, to fill it.

Front 2

Genesis 2

Back 2

God rests, things are created spiritually first, Adam and Eve are married, two trees are forbidden.

Front 3

Genesis 3

Back 3

Lucifer deceives Adam & Eve who are cast out, roles are given to man and woman.

Front 4

Genesis 4

Back 4

Cain and Abel are born, Cain kills Abel out of jealousy and is marked.

Front 5

Genesis 5

Back 5

Adam's genealogy down to Noah is given.

Front 6

Genesis 6

Back 6

Men have become very evil, God tells Noah to build an ark because he will send a flood.

Front 7

Genesis 7

Back 7

Noah's family and animals enter the ark, everything else is destroyed.

Front 8

Genesis 8

Back 8

The flood ends, a dove returns with an olive branch, everyone exits the ark.

Front 9

Genesis 9

Back 9

Noah's family commanded to fill the earth, death penalty given for murder, Canaan is cursed.

Front 10

Genesis 10

Back 10

The genealogy of Noah's children is given.

Front 11

Genesis 11

Back 11

Tower of Babel. Later, Teran and his family, including Abram and Lot, move to Haran.

Front 12

Genesis 12

Back 12

Abram receives his covenant, he and Lot move to Canaan, then Egypt due to famine and is tested by Pharaoh.

Front 13

Genesis 13

Back 13

Abram parts ways with Lot, receives more promises, settles in Hebron.

Front 14

Genesis 14

Back 14

Lot is captured in war, rescued by Abram who refuses any spoils and communes with Melchizedek.

Front 15

Genesis 15

Back 15

Abram is again promised many descendants, his future family's four generations of captivity in Egypt is revealed.

Front 16

Genesis 16

Back 16

Sarai gives Hagar to Abram. Hagar runs away, then returns on an angel's advice, and bears Ishmael.

Front 17

Genesis 17

Back 17

Abram becomes Abraham, Sarai becomes Sarah. The full covenant is described, circumcision is established, and Isaac's future birth is revealed.

Front 18

Genesis 18

Back 18

Three holy men come to Abraham and promise Sarah a son. Abraham discusses Sodom & Gomorrah's destruction with the Lord.

Front 19

Genesis 19

Back 19

Two holy men visit Lot, are harrassed by citizens of Sodom & Gomorrah, then warn Lot to leave the city. The city and Lot's wife are destroyed, and Lot's daughters have his children.

Front 20

Genesis 20

Back 20

A gentile king, Abimelech, takes Sarah, is cursed, then blessed by the Lord when Abraham prays for him after Sarah's return.

Front 21

Genesis 21

Back 21

Sarah has Isaac, casts out Hagar and Ishmael who are then saved by the Lord.

Front 22

Genesis 22

Back 22

Abraham is commanded to sacrifice Isaac, they both accept, but are then freed from the command.

Front 23

Genesis 23

Back 23

Sarah dies and is buried.

Front 24

Genesis 24

Back 24

Isaac is commanded not to marry a Canaanite. Abraham's servant is guided to find Rebekah as a wife for Isaac.

Front 25

Genesis 25

Back 25

Abraham remarries, has children, and dies. Rebekah has Jacob and Esau whose destinies are revealed to her. Esau sells his birthright to Jacob.

Front 26

Genesis 26

Back 26

Isaac receives promises from the Lord and is prospered. Esau marries Hittite women and dismays his parents.

Front 27

Genesis 27

Back 27

Rebekah helps Jacob get blessings. Esau hates Jacob and plans to kill him. Rebekah is worried Jacob will marry a gentile.

Front 28

Genesis 28

Back 28

Isaac forbids Jacob to marry a gentile and blesses him, securing his fathers' blessings.

Front 29

Genesis 29

Back 29

Jacob meets Rachel at the well. He works 7 years for Laban for her, is tricked into marrying her sister Leah, then works another 7 years for her.

Front 30

Genesis 30

Back 30

Jacob also marries Bilhah and Zilpah. All his wives have children while he works for his father-in-law.

Front 31

Genesis 31

Back 31

The Lord tells Jacob to go back to Canaan. He sneaks away, is caught, resolves things peacefully with his father-in-law.

Front 32

Genesis 32

Back 32

Jacob wrestles with an angel, becomes Israel, and sees God face-to-face.

Front 33

Genesis 33

Back 33

Jacob reconciles with Esau and settles in Canaan.

Front 34

Genesis 34

Back 34

A gentile defiles Dinah. Her brothers trick his family into being circumcised, then kill them. Jacob disapproves.

Front 35

Genesis 35

Back 35

Jacob's covenant is renewed. Rachel dies in childbirth having Benjamin. Reuben sleeps with his father's wife. Isaac dies.

Front 36

Genesis 36

Back 36

Descendants of Esau are listed.

Front 37

Genesis 37

Back 37

Jacob favors Joseph, his brothers hate him and sell him into Egypt.

Front 38

Genesis 38

Back 38

Judah has sons by a gentile woman, cheats their widowed wives, gets duped into sleeping with one of them.

Front 39

Genesis 39

Back 39

Joseph becomes ruler of Potipher's house, refuses his wife's advances, gets thrown in jail, becomes ruler of jail.

Front 40

Genesis 40

Back 40

Joseph interprets a butler and baker's dreams, but the butler doesn't tell Pharaoh.

Front 41

Genesis 41

Back 41

Joseph interprets Pharaoh's dream, becomes ruler of Egypt, has Egyptian sons Ephraim and Manasseh.

Front 42

Genesis 42

Back 42

Jacob sends sons to buy grain. Joseph imprisons Simeon and tells them to bring Benjamin.

Front 43

Chapter 43

Back 43

Jacob's sons convince him to send Benjamin, and they go eat dinner with Joseph.

Front 44

Chapter 44

Back 44

Joseph frames his brothers, and Judah offers to sacrifice himself to save Benjamin.

Front 45

Chapter 45

Back 45

Joseph reveals himself to his brothers and invites his family to Egypt to live with him.

Front 46

Chapter 46

Back 46

The Lord sends Jacob's seventy person family to Egypt.

Front 47

Chapter 47

Back 47

Israelites settle in Goshen and Jacob blesses Pharaoh.

Front 48

Chapter 48

Back 48

Jacob adopts Ephraim and Manasseh, puts Ephraim first, prophesies Israel's return to Canaan.

Front 49

Chapter 49

Back 49

Jacob blesses his sons, dies.

Front 50

Chapter 50

Back 50

Jacob is buried in Canaan. Israel multiplies, Joseph prophesies their return to Canaan, dies.