5	GEN 1:5	He called the light “Day” and the darkness “Night.” Then night came. That was the first night. Then a new day dawned and it was morning.
26	GEN 1:26	Then God spoke again. “Now we will make people and they will be like us. And they will rule over the fish and the birds and the animals and the snakes.”
58	GEN 3:2	“No,” said the woman. “We can eat fruit from these trees,
60	GEN 3:4	The snake said, “No. That is not true. You won't die.
78	GEN 3:22	Then Yahweh God thought, “Now this man is like us. He knows what is good and what is bad, so he must not eat the fruit from the tree of life and live forever.”
95	GEN 4:15	But Yahweh said, “No. If anyone kills you I will make sure that people pay back and kill seven others.” And Yahweh put a mark on Cain so that people wouldn't kill him. Then he warned the people about Cain.
102	GEN 4:22	Then Lamech's second wife, Zillah, gave birth to a baby boy called Tubal Cain. When he grew up Tubal Cain made many tools like tomahawks and other things for cutting, digging and hammering. He made them all from iron. His younger sister was called Naamah.
135	GEN 5:29	He said, “Yahweh cursed the ground and it was spoilt. But when this child grows up he will comfort us and make our hard work easier.” So he named him Noah because Noah means “he will comfort.”
138	GEN 5:32	When Noah was 500 years old he had his family. His first son was Shem, the next was Japheth and the youngest was Ham.
146	GEN 6:8	But Yahweh was pleased with Noah.
147	GEN 6:9	This is the story of Noah. He had three sons called Shem, Ham and Japheth. He was a good man and he did nothing wrong. He was the only good person and he had fellowship with God.
151	GEN 6:13	God said to Noah, “I am going to kill all these people, because they have done so much evil.
160	GEN 6:22	And Noah did everything that God told him, everything that he wanted.
161	GEN 7:1	Yahweh said to Noah, “Go into the boat now, you and your family. I know that you are the only person in all the world today who does what is right.
165	GEN 7:5	And Noah did everything that Yahweh told him to do.
166	GEN 7:6	At the time when the first rain fell, Noah was 600 years old.
167	GEN 7:7	Noah went inside the boat with his wife and his sons and their wives. They went in to keep alive.
169	GEN 7:9	They went in as God had told Noah.
171	GEN 7:11	Noah was 600 years old. One month had already passed and now it was full moon, and a great amount of water burst out of the springs under the ground. And the heavens opened and the rain poured down from above.
173	GEN 7:13	But on the day when the first rain fell, Noah and his wife and his sons, Shem, Ham and Japheth, and their wives went into the boat that they had made.
175	GEN 7:15	Male and female, every kind that breathed, Noah took them all into the boat.
176	GEN 7:16	Noah did everything God had told him to do. Then Yahweh shut the door of the boat, but Noah and the others were already inside.
183	GEN 7:23	Yahweh destroyed everything. Only Noah and his family, his wife and his sons and their wives, and the animals that went into the boat, they alone stayed alive.
185	GEN 8:1	God did not forget Noah and the animals and birds in the boat. He sent a wind to dry up the water and make it go down.
190	GEN 8:6	After forty days Noah opened a window in the boat.
192	GEN 8:8	While Noah was waiting for the crow, he opened the window again and sent out a dove to see if the water had all gone.
193	GEN 8:9	He sent the dove out but it wandered around. There was still water everywhere. So it circled around and around and then came back to the boat, because there was nowhere for it to rest. Noah stretched out his hand and took the dove through the window and brought it back inside.
194	GEN 8:10	Noah waited another seven days. Then he sent out the dove again.
195	GEN 8:11	And then late in the afternoon it came back to him, bringing a green leaf to the boat. So Noah knew that there was no more water now.
197	GEN 8:13	After the boat landed five months passed. Then at the new moon the water was all gone. Noah was an old man, he was 601 years old now. He opened the roof of the boat and looked out over the land and saw that the ground was getting dry.
199	GEN 8:15	Then God said to Noah,
202	GEN 8:18	So Noah and his family went out of the boat.
204	GEN 8:20	Noah collected some stones and piled them up to make an altar so that he could sacrifice some animals for Yahweh. Then he took one each of the animals and birds that they could eat and burnt them whole, without cutting them, on the altar. He sacrificed them there and he praised Yahweh.
207	GEN 9:1	God blessed Noah and his sons and he said to them, “You will have many children, so that your descendants can live all over the world.
218	GEN 9:12	“Now I will show you that I will never change my covenant. It will last forever for you and for everything that breathes. I will put my rainbow in the clouds for you. When you see it you will think about my covenant, and later when your children and then their children see it, they will think about it too. That rainbow will be a sign.
224	GEN 9:18	The three sons of Noah who went into the boat and came out again were called Shem, Ham and Japheth. Ham was the father of Canaan.
225	GEN 9:19	Noah's sons were the ancestors of all other people after the flood ended.
226	GEN 9:20	Noah grew food and he was the first to grow grapes.
227	GEN 9:21	He made some wine from the grapes and he and his family drank it. One day Noah drank some of the wine he had made and became drunk. He took off his clothes and slept naked in his tent.
229	GEN 9:23	Noah's two older sons took a cloth over to him. They held it behind them and walked backwards to where their father was lying. They covered him with the cloth because they didn't want to see their father naked. When they had put the cloth over their father they went away.
230	GEN 9:24	Then Noah became sober again. When he heard what his youngest son had done he was very angry.
234	GEN 9:28	After the flood had ended Noah lived another 350 years.
236	GEN 10:1	These are the names of Noah's descendants. His three sons were Shem, Ham and Japheth. They all had sons after the flood.
243	GEN 10:8	Cush had another son called Nimrod. He was the first to rule over other people as well as his own family.
244	GEN 10:9	Yahweh helped him and so he was a very good hunter. That is why people say to each other today, “May Yahweh help you too, so that you can be a good hunter like Nimrod was long ago.”
245	GEN 10:10	First Nimrod ruled over three cities, Babylon, Erech and Accad. They were all in Babylonia.
246	GEN 10:11	Then he went from Babylonia to Assyria and there his workers built many houses. They went on and on building until there were four cities called Nineveh, Rehoboth-Ir, Calah
247	GEN 10:12	and Resen. Resen was between Nineveh and the big city Calah.
248	GEN 10:13	Ham's son, Egypt, had seven sons. Their names were Lydia, Anam, Lehab, Naphtuh,
256	GEN 10:21	Shem, Noah's first son, was the first of the Hebrew people.
267	GEN 10:32	All those many people were the descendants of Noah. They followed after Noah's sons until there were many separate nations. After the flood all those people separated into different groups all over the world.
289	GEN 11:22	When Serug was 30 years old, he had a son called Nahor.
291	GEN 11:24	When Nahor was 29 years old, he had a son called Terah.
293	GEN 11:26	After Terah was 70 years old, he had three sons called Abram, Nahor and Haran.
294	GEN 11:27	These are the descendants of Terah. His three sons were Abram, Nahor and Haran. Haran had a son called Lot,
296	GEN 11:29	Abram had a wife, Sarai, who was his younger sister but she had a different mother. People used to marry their sisters like that in that country. Nahor's wife was Milcah, Haran's daughter. Haran had another son called Iscah.
318	GEN 12:19	Because you said, ‘This woman is my sister,’ I took her for my wife. That was very wrong to trick me. Now take your wife and go! Get right away from me!”
336	GEN 13:17	Now, go and look over the whole land, because I will give it all to you,” Yahweh said to Abram.
386	GEN 16:4	and they knew each other. After a while Hagar knew that she was pregnant and she became proud towards Sarai. And she said to Sarai, “Now I am good because I am carrying Abram's child.”
409	GEN 17:11	From today you must circumcise your sons when they are eight days old. Not only your children, but those you have bought to work for you as servants, they too must circumcise their sons. It doesn't matter if they were born in your house or in a different country, they must do the same. Then when you do that, everyone will know that you and I have made this covenant together.
417	GEN 17:19	But God said, “No! Your wife Sarah will give birth to a baby boy for you and you will call him Isaac.” God said that because Isaac means “he laughs.” Then he said, “The covenant that I have made with you will be for him too, and it will never change. It will last forever, for him and for his descendants forever.
437	GEN 18:12	So Sarah laughed to herself and thought, “How can I have a child? Now that I am an old woman, I am weak. How can I do that? My husband is already an old man. How can we have a child?”
453	GEN 18:28	But maybe there will only be forty-five good people. If there aren't five more, will you destroy the whole city?” Yahweh answered, “No. I will not destroy the city today.”
460	GEN 19:2	He said to them, “I am here to look after you. Come to my house. You can wash your feet and stay for the night with me. In the morning you can get up and go on your way.” But they said, “No, we will stay here on the road.”
476	GEN 19:18	But Lot said, “No! The hills are too far away. We will never reach them. You have had pity on me, you have been kind to me and saved me. But I can't go all the way to those hills, they are too far away and I will die on the way.
505	GEN 20:9	Then Abimelech called Abraham and asked, “What have you done to us? What wrong have I done to you to make you send this trouble on me and my people? That was very bad. No one should ever do that kind of thing to me.
507	GEN 20:11	Abraham answered, “I thought, ‘None of these people obey God. They will kill me to get my wife.’
512	GEN 20:16	And he said to Sarah, “Today I am giving your brother 1,000 silver coins. Now your people will know that you have done nothing wrong.”
521	GEN 21:7	No one ever said to my husband, ‘Your wife will nurse her own baby,’ but now I have given birth to a baby boy for an old man.”
522	GEN 21:8	The child grew and he learnt to eat food. Then Abraham said, “Now my son can eat food, so I will ask many people to eat here with me.” So Abraham and his people met together for a feast.
560	GEN 22:12	The angel said, “Don't kill him! Now I know that you obey God, because you haven't kept your only son to yourself.”
568	GEN 22:20	Some time later Abraham heard about Nahor, his younger brother. Nahor lived in the country where Abraham had lived before he went to Canaan. His wife's name was Milcah. Nahor and Milcah had eight sons. The first was called Uz, and his younger brothers were Buz, Kemuel the father of Aram, Chesed, Hazo, Pildash and Jidlaph and the youngest son was Bethuel. And Bethuel had a daughter called Rebecca.
572	GEN 22:24	One of Nahor's servants was also his wife, and her name was Reumah. Nahor's and Reumah's sons were Tebah, Gaham, Tahash and Maacah.
578	GEN 23:6	“Listen to us. We look on you as a great leader. So go and look at our land. And if you see a good place, you can bury your wife there. None of us will refuse to give you our land. Don't worry, you can bury your wife anywhere.”
598	GEN 24:6	“No,” Abraham answered. “Don't do that. You must not send my son there.
602	GEN 24:10	Then the servant took ten of Abraham's camels and loaded them with many good things of Abraham's. Then he left and went towards the north. He went on until he arrived in the country called Mesopotamia. Then he went on until he reached the city where Abraham's brother Nahor lived.
607	GEN 24:15	While he was still praying a young girl called Rebecca arrived. She was carrying a water-jar on her shoulder. She was the daughter of Bethuel. Bethuel's father was Nahor, Abraham's younger brother, but his mother was Milcah.
616	GEN 24:24	“My father is Bethuel,” she said. “His father is Nahor and his mother is Milcah.
639	GEN 24:47	I said, ‘Who is your father?’ She answered, ‘My father is called Bethuel, and his father is Nahor and his mother is Milcah.’ Then I put the ring in her nose and the two bangles on her arms.
641	GEN 24:49	Now if you will have pity on my master and be good to him, please tell me. And if not, say so, and I will decide what to do.”
648	GEN 24:56	The servant said, “Don't make us stay. Yahweh has helped me and shown me the right girl. Now let us go back to my master.”
672	GEN 25:13	He had twelve sons. The first was called Nebaioth. The names of the others were Kedar, Adbeel, Mibsam,
674	GEN 25:15	Hadad, Tema, Jetur and Naphish and the last one was Kedemah.
694	GEN 26:1	Long ago while Abraham was in Canaan there was very little food there and Abraham went to Egypt. Now while his son Isaac was also in Canaan there was very little food as before, and Isaac went west to Gerar. Gerar belonged to the Philistine people and their king was Abimelech. So Isaac went to him.
711	GEN 26:18	Once again Isaac and his men dug the waterholes that his father's servants had dug before. Abraham had named the wells, but after he died the Philistines had filled his wells with earth. Now Isaac gave the wells the same names again.
721	GEN 26:28	They answered, “Now we know that Yahweh is with you, and we want to make a promise and not change it. We want you to promise
722	GEN 26:29	that you and your people won't harm us. We didn't do you any harm. We were kind to you. We didn't fight, we just sent you and your people away from our area, and you went peacefully. Now we know that Yahweh has blessed you.”
724	GEN 26:31	And then they slept. The next morning Abimelech and Isaac got up and talked together. They promised not to fight each other and not to change their minds. First one promised and then the other. Then Isaac said, “Now you can go home.” Isaac stayed in his camp and Abimelech and his two servants went back to Gerar. Now they were friends.
783	GEN 28:9	So he went to Ishmael to get a wife from his family. Ishmael was Abraham's son. Then Esau married Ishmael's daughter. She was called Mahalath and her brother was called Nebaioth.
801	GEN 29:5	Jacob asked, “Do you know Laban, Nahor's grandson?” “Yes,” they said.
804	GEN 29:8	“No,” they said. “We are waiting for the other sheep. We don't move the stone until all the sheep are here. Then we let them drink.”
830	GEN 29:34	Then Leah became pregnant again, and she had another son. She said, “Now I have given my husband three sons. So he won't send me away, he will hold on to me.” So Leah named him Levi, because Levi means “he holds her.”
839	GEN 30:8	And Rachel said, “I have been against my older sister, but I have been stronger.” So she called him Naphtali, because Naphtali means “we have been against each other.”
844	GEN 30:13	And Leah said, “I am so happy! Now women will say, ‘She is a happy woman’.” So she named him Asher, because Asher means “happiness.”
848	GEN 30:17	God answered Leah's prayer and she became pregnant, and then she had another son for Jacob. Now she had five sons.
850	GEN 30:19	Then Leah became pregnant again and she had another son for Jacob. Now she had six children.
887	GEN 31:13	I am the God who came and appeared to you while you were at Bethel. You stood up a stone there and poured olive oil on it to make it holy, and you made a promise to me. Now go back to the place where you were born.’”
927	GEN 31:53	Abraham's God who is also the God of Nahor will judge between us.” Then Jacob promised to keep Laban's word and not change it. And when he made his promise he used the name of the God his father Isaac worshipped.
1011	GEN 34:30	Then Jacob said to Simeon and Levi, “You have brought trouble on me. Now the Canaanite people will hate me. The Perizzites and everybody in this country will hate me. I have only a few men. If they all get together to fight against me, they will destroy us.”
1024	GEN 35:12	I will give you the land I first gave to Abraham and then to Isaac. Now I will give it to you and to your descendants after you.”