Definitions:

1. The Bible (from Koine Greek τὰ βιβλία - "the books"), also known as  "the Scripture" and "the Word of God" - the collection of texts that the Church believes to be inspired by God. Readings from different parts of the Bible are used during different Church services. The Bible, when used piously, serves the purpose of edifying people of faith.
2. The Old Testament - the part of the Bible written before Jesus Christ was born in the flesh (BC - before Christ).
3. The New Testament - the part of the Bible written after Jesus Christ was born in the flesh (AD – Lat. anno Domini – “year of God").
4. Pentateuch [ˈpɛntətjuːk] - the first five parts of the Old Testament: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy.

Content: Creation of the world, incl. light, celestial bodies, plants, fish, birds, animals, humans.

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Adam gives names to God’s creatures; God creates a woman.

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Content: Adam & Eve disobedient to God and their punishment.

In this video, learn what “Adam”, “Eve”, “Eden” mean; how fig leaves (the first “clothes”) look like.

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Content: Cain kills Abel. Descendants of Adam and Eve.

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Content: Descendants of Adam and Eve up to Noah.

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1. Noah means rest.

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Content: Because of the lawlessness of the inhabitants of the earth, God condemns the life to be extinguished from the surface of the earth, but God promises to save Noah (who walked with God) and commands him to build an ark and to bring his family and two of every creature to be saved.

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Content: The flood destroys living creatures on the surface of the earth, but the righteous Noah and all in the ark are saved.

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Content: The waters of the flood abate. Noah lets a dove out and she brings an olive leaf. Noah, his family and the animals go out of the ark, according to God’s command.

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Content: God blesses Noah and his sons. The Lord gives the rainbow a sign of the covenant between God and all flesh on the earth that a flood will never extinguish all living creatures.

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Content: The descendants of Noah’s sons.

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Content: The tower of Babel and the genealogy of Shem up to Abram.

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Content: Abram leaves his family to go to the Promised Land, as God tells him to; God’s promise to bless Abram and all families in him.

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Content: Abram and Lot leave Egypt and then separate because of the abundance of their possessions. Gob blesses Abram and promises to multiply him “as the dust of the earth”; Abram builds an altar to the Lord.

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Content: Abram delivers Lot out of captivity. Melchizedek blesses Abram.

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Content: The Lord makes a covenant with Abram and promises to multiply him (although Abram is childless) and to give him the land to inherit (the Promised Land); Abram believes and He counted it to him for righteousness.

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Content: Abram’s son Ishmael is born.

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Content: God changes Abram’s name to “Abraham” and gives circumcision as a sign of the covenant with him; God changes Sarai’s name to “Sarah” and promises that she would bear a son, Isaac.

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Content: The Lord visits Abraham who shows hospitality to Him. He reveals His plans to Abraham, and Abraham supplicates for righteous people in Sodom.

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Content: The Lord sends two angels to save Lot with his family and to destroy Sodom and Gomorrah for the sins of their inhabitants.

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Content: God strikes Abimelech for Sarah, Abraham’s wife; Abimelech restores Sarah to Abraham and is healed through Abraham’s prayer.

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Content: God fulfills his promise to give Abraham and Sarah a son, Isaac; Abraham sends away Hagar and her son, Ishmael, whom God blesses also.

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Content: God tests Abraham; Abraham remains faithful, and God blesses him and promises that in his “seed shall all the nations of the earth be blessed”.

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Content: Sarah, Abraham’s wife, passes away and he purchases a cave and the surrounding area to bury her.

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Content: God helps Abraham find a wife for his son, as Abraham trusted in the Lord; Rebekah becomes Isaac’s wife.

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Content: Rebekah gives birth to Esau (Edom) and Jacob; Esau sells his birthright.

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Content: Isaac has to move several times; God affirms his promise (made to Abraham) to Isaac.

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Content: Isaac blesses his son, Jacob, and Jacob flees to Haran, where his uncle Laban lives.

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Content: Isaac sends Jacob to Padanaram; God promises to support Jacob and to fulfill the blessing that He had blessed Abraham with.

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Content: Jacob works for Laban seven years for Rachel; being beguiled by Laban – he works yet another seven years and is also married to Leah who bears him Reuben, Simeon, Levi and Judah.

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Content: More children are born to Jacob: Dan, Naphtali, Gad, Asher, Issachar, Zebulun, Dinah and Joseph.

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Content: God bids Jacob return to Canaan; Jacob shares this with Leah and Rachel, who support him, and they flee together; Laban, who has overtaken them, makes a covenant with Jacob.

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Content: Jacob prepares to meet with his brother, Esau, and acts cautiously as he is approaching. God changes Jacob’s name to Israel.

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Content: Jacob meets Esau who accepts him.

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Content: Dinah is defiled and her brothers avenge her.

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Content: God directs Jacob (Israel) to Bethel and commands him to build Him an altar there. Rachel gives birth to Benjamin, but dies. Death of Isaac.

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Content: Esau’s descendants.

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Content: Joseph’s brothers sell him out of their envy and he ends up in Egypt.

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Content: Judah, his sons and Tamar.

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Content: Joseph serves his master Potiphar, the Egyptian, and the latter makes him the overseer of his house because God made Potiphar’s house prosperous for Joseph’s sake. The Egyptian’s wife accuses Joseph wrongly and his master sends him to prison, but the Lord is with Joseph and all the prisoners there are committed to his hand.

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Content: God helps Joseph interpret dreams to the Pharaoh’s cupbearer and baker and it happens according to Joseph’s interpretations.

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Content: God helps Joseph interpret Pharaoh’s dreams about the seven years of plenteousness and the following seven years of famine; Joseph is made a ruler in Egypt; Manasseh and Ephraim are born to Joseph; the years of plenteousness and famine happen, as has been interpreted by Joseph.

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Content: Joseph’s brothers come to Egypt and bow down to him; Joseph recognizes his brothers, but does not open himself to them – and they do not recognize him; Joseph imprisons Simeon and demands that his brothers bring their younger brother, Benjamin, to him to prove that they are not spies; Jacob refuses to send Benjamin.

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Content: Joseph’s brothers return to Egypt to buy more bread and bring Benjamin with them.

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Content: Joseph’s cup is found in Benjamin’s sack.

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Content: Joseph makes himself known to his brothers; Pharaoh commands to give wagons to Joseph’s brothers and to bring their father and their households to Egypt.

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Content: Joseph’s brothers come to Egypt and settle in Goshen; genealogies of those of Israel’s household that came to Egypt.

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Content: Joseph’s family follow his advice and declare themselves to be shepherds; Pharaoh sends them to dwell in Goshen; the famine increases; Israel’s family prospers and multiplies in Egypt.

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Content: Israel blesses Ephraim and Manasseh.

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Content: Israel blesses his sons; prophesies about Judah; and breathes his last.

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Content: Joseph buries Jacob in his family’s tomb; promises his brothers to sustain them and their families in Egypt; prophesies exodus of the children of Israel from there and takes an oath of them to carry his bones to the Promised Land.

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