Listen to the full Book of Genesis in the King James Version (KJV).
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📖 Chapters
0:00 Genesis 1. The Creation of the World
5:04 Genesis 2. The Creation of Man and Woman
8:49 Genesis 3. The Fall of Man
12:58 Genesis 4. Cain and Abel
17:04 Genesis 5. The Genealogy from Adam to Noah
20:44 Genesis 6. The Wickedness of Man and Noah’s Ark
24:30 Genesis 7. The Great Flood
28:18 Genesis 8. The Flood Recedes and God’s Covenant with Noah
32:02 Genesis 9. God’s Covenant and Noah’s Descendants
36:14 Genesis 10. The Table of Nations
40:05 Genesis 11. The Tower of Babel and the Line of Shem
44:01 Genesis 12. God's Call to Abram
47:23 Genesis 13. Abram and Lot Separate
50:12 Genesis 14. Abram Rescues Lot and Meets Melchizedek
54:21 Genesis 15. God's Covenant with Abram
57:31 Genesis 16. The Birth of Ishmael
1:00:21 Genesis 17. God's Covenant of Circumcision with Abraham
1:05:00 Genesis 18. The Lord Appears to Abraham and the Promise of Isaac
1:10:38 Genesis 19. The Destruction of Sodom and Gomorrah
1:17:31 Genesis 20. Abraham and Abimelech
1:21:04 Genesis 21. The Birth of Isaac and Hagar Sent Away
1:26:24 Genesis 22. Abraham’s Faith Tested with Isaac
1:31:03 Genesis 23. The Death and Burial of Sarah
1:34:13 Genesis 24. Isaac and Rebekah
1:44:48 Genesis 25. The Death of Abraham and the Birth of Esau and Jacob
1:49:39 Genesis 26. Isaac and Abimelech
1:54:49 Genesis 27. Jacob Takes Esau’s Blessing
Genesis, the first book of the Bible, tells the story of creation, Adam and Eve, Noah's Ark, Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph, laying the foundation for the Old Testament and God's plan for humanity.
The Book of Genesis is the first book of the Bible and the foundational text of both Judaism and Christianity. As the opening of the Torah (Pentateuch), it introduces the origins of the world, humanity, sin, and God's unfolding relationship with His creation. Traditionally attributed to Moses, Genesis was written to establish the history of God's people, the nature of divine authority, and the beginnings of His covenant with humanity.
Genesis is deeply rooted in theological, historical, and cultural contexts, reflecting the beliefs of the Ancient Near East while distinguishing the God of Israel from the pagan deities of surrounding civilizations. The book provides a cosmic narrative of creation, but it also narrows its focus to the lineage of Abraham, from whom the nation of Israel would descend.
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