This post contains several cross references of important topics discussed in the Book of Law.

A post on the questionable character of Lot. There are 3 main topics that come to mind when thinking of Lot: him being spared from the destruction, him offering his daughters to the mob, and his daughters raping him.

There's actually controversy over who the Gentiles are... Who knew? Obviously the Israelites were God's chosen people, and Jesus sent Paul to spread the word to the Gentiles, then where does everyone else fit in if "gentile" doesn't mean "non-Israelite?"

This history, origins, and contents of Genesis are examined.

Ham is the youngest son of Noah; his descendants populated Africa.

Shem is one of Noah's sons and one of the eight people to survive the flood.

Two Lamech's are introduced in the book of Genesis: one is a descendant of Cain and the other a descendant of Seth.

Seth is the third son of Adam and Eve and an ancestor of Noah.

My reflection on the contents of Genesis.

A look at the story of Joseph and more on the 12 tribes of Israel and how they came to be.

Jacob and Esau are the first twins mentioned in the Bible. The children of Isaac, Jacob and Esau become the nations of Israel and Edom, respectively. Their story is very important to the history of the both the Israelites as well as the Arabs living in that region.

Abraham, originally known as Abram, was the first patriarch of Israel. Born in Ur, Abram, later known as Abraham is one of the most important Biblical figures in history.

Genesis 24-27 tells us about Abraham's son Isaac, whom God's covenant with Abraham was passed down to.

Abel, the first victim of murder and the second son of Adam of Eve.

Cain, mankind's first murder, the infamous son of Adam and Eve.

This is the story of Abraham and the covenant made between him and God.

The tower of Babel, the dispersement of mankind, and the introduction of languages.

Japheth is one of Noah's three's son, and one of the eight people to survive the flood. What else should you know about Japheth?

An examination of Noah, his family, and the flood mentioned from Genesis 6-9.

There are two Enoch's mentioned in Genesis: one is the son of Cain, the other is a descendant... of Seth, ancestor to Noah.