Genesis is the foundation of the Bible’s grand narrative. As the opening book of Scripture, it introduces us to the God who creates, calls, and covenants. From the awe-inspiring creation of the world to the formation of God’s chosen people, Genesis unfolds the earliest chapters of human history with clarity and purpose. Here, we meet Adam and Eve, Noah, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph—real people through whom God begins to unveil His redemptive plan.

Written by Moses sometime between Creation and 1800 BC, Genesis offers more than ancient history—it reveals timeless truths about God’s character, humanity’s purpose, the reality of sin, and the beginnings of grace. It sets the stage for everything that follows in the Bible, showing how God remains faithful even when His people falter.

Whether you’re encountering Genesis for the first time or returning with fresh eyes, this book invites you into a deeper knowledge of who God is and what He desires for His creation. Our curated selection of commentaries and study resources will help you explore the book’s rich historical background, theological depth, and enduring relevance for life today.