Genesis

 All Genesis chapters from Among His Verses, organized in one place.

Genesis reveals God’s plan of redemption from the beginning. At Among His Verses we explore how Jesus is foreshadowed and revealed throughout Genesis — from creation to covenant. Use this hub to navigate Christ‑centered insights for every chapter.

Genesis 1 - Genesis 1: Creation Through Christ

Genesis 2 - Genesis 2: Life Breathed Through Christ

Genesis 3 - Genesis 3: The Fall and the First Promise of Jesus

Genesis 4 - Genesis 4: Sin Spreads, but Christ Is Greater

Genesis 5 - Genesis 5 Explained: The Hidden Gospel in the Names That Point to Jesus

Genesis 6 - Genesis 6 Explained: Noah’s Ark, Judgment, and the Jesus Who Saves

Genesis 7 - Genesis 7 Explained: Noah, The Flood, and Jesus’ Salvation Plan

Genesis 8 - Genesis 8 Explained — New Beginnings, the Ark Resting, and Jesus Our Hope

Genesis 9 - Genesis 9 Explained: God’s Covenant, the Rainbow, and Jesus the True Promise

Genesis 10 - Genesis 10 Explained: The Table of Nations and Jesus as Lord of All People

Genesis 11 - Genesis 11 Explained: The Tower of Babel and Jesus the True Way to Heaven

Genesis 12 - Genesis 12 Explained: God’s Call to Abraham and Jesus the Promised Blessing

Genesis 13 - Genesis 13 Explained: Abraham and Lot, Separation, and the Promise of Christ

Genesis 14 - Genesis 14 Explained: Abraham the Warrior, Melchizedek the King, and Christ Revealed

Genesis 15 - Genesis 15 Explained: God’s Covenant and Christ’s Promise Fulfilled

Genesis 16 - Genesis 16: The God Who Sees and the Christ Who Comes Down

Genesis 17 - Genesis 17: The Covenant of Circumcision and the Promise Fulfilled in Christ

Genesis 18 - Genesis 18: When the LORD Appears as a Man and the Promise Draws Near

Genesis 19 - Genesis 19 Explained: Judgment, Mercy, and the Christ Who Pulls Us Out of the Fire

Genesis 20 - Genesis 20 Explained: The God Who Protects His Promise Through Jesus Christ

Genesis 21 - Genesis 21 – The Promised Son and the Greater Son to Come

Genesis 22 - Genesis 22 – Abraham, Isaac, And The Shadow Of The Cross

Genesis 23 - Genesis 23 – A Grave Purchased in Faith, A Promise Beyond Death

Genesis 24 - Genesis 24 — The Bride Chosen for the Son

Genesis 25 - Genesis 25: The Chosen Son and the Promise That Carries Christ

Genesis 26 - Genesis 26 Explained: The Wells of Promise and the Christ Who Gives Living Water

Genesis 27 - Genesis 27 Explained: The Blessing Stolen, the Promise Secured, and Christ Foretold

Genesis 28 - Genesis 28 Explained: Jacob’s Ladder, Heaven Opened, and Christ the True Stairway

Genesis 29 - Genesis 29 Explained: The Bride, the Shepherd, and Christ’s Costly Love

Genesis 30 - Genesis 30 - God’s Blessing on Jacob Through Leah and Rachel, and the Lineage of Jesus

Genesis 31 - Genesis 31 and Christ: God’s Faithfulness in Jacob’s Escape

Genesis 32 - Genesis 32 – Jesus, the One Who Wrestles for Our Blessing

Genesis 33 - Genesis 33 – Jesus, the Face of Grace and Reconciliation

Genesis 34 - Genesis 34 Explained: Jesus Christ as the True Healer of Human Brokenness

Genesis 35 -  Genesis 35 – Jacob Returns to Bethel: Christ Revealed in the Journey

Genesis 36 - Genesis 36 Explained: Esau’s Kingdom and the Line That Leads to Jesus

Genesis 37 - Genesis 37 Explained: Joseph Betrayed, and the Story That Points to Jesus

Genesis 38 - Genesis 38 Explained: From Broken Sin to the Line of Jesus Christ

Genesis 39 - Genesis 39 Explained — Joseph’s Temptation Reveals Jesus Christ

Genesis 40 - Genesis 40 Explained — Joseph’s Dreams Point to Jesus Christ

Genesis 41 - Genesis 41 Explained — Joseph Exalted, Jesus Revealed as Savior

Genesis 42 - Genesis 42 Explained — Joseph Confronts Sin, Christ Revealed as Righteous Judge

Genesis 43 - Genesis 43 Explained — Jesus, the Bread of Life Who Brings the Guilty Back Home

Genesis 44 - Genesis 44: The Cup of Judgment and the Brother Who Took Our Place — Jesus Revealed

Genesis 45 - Genesis 45: “I Am Joseph” and the Savior Who Reveals Himself — Jesus Foretold

Genesis 46 - Genesis 46 Explained: How God Brought Israel to Egypt to Prepare the Way for Jesus Christ

Genesis 47 - Genesis 47 Explained: How Jesus Is Revealed Through Joseph’s Provision and God’s Sustaining Grace

Genesis 48 - Genesis 48 Explained: How Jesus Is Revealed in the Reversal of the Firstborn

Genesis 49 - Genesis 49 Explained: Jesus Revealed as the Lion of Judah

Genesis 50 - Genesis 50 Explained: How God’s Plan Through Joseph Reveals Jesus Christ


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