Genesis Audio Chapters with King James Version Bible Study Tools

Chapter 1 (6:52)

• ​​Genesis 1 tells the story of how God created the heavens and the earth. In just six days, God spoke everything into existence—light, sky, land, seas, plants, stars, animals, and finally, human beings in His own image. Each day, God looked at what He made and saw that it was good. On the seventh day, God rested, setting an example for the Sabbath.

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Chapter 2 (5:14)

• Discover the beauty of Genesis Chapter 2 in this detailed and engaging video from The Sunday School Bible. In this chapter, we explore the seventh day of Creation, the formation of Adam, the planting of the Garden of Eden, and the creation of Eve from Adam's rib—God’s design for companionship and unity.

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​Chapter 3 (5:48)

• Genesis 3 reveals the turning point of humanity's story—the fall of man in the Garden of Eden. In this video from The Sunday School Bible, we walk through how the serpent deceived Eve, how Adam and Eve disobeyed God, and the consequences of their sin. This chapter explains the origin of sin, shame, and separation from God, but also hints at the coming hope of redemption.

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​Chapter 4 (5:15)

• Genesis Chapter 4 introduces the story of Cain and Abel, the first children of Adam and Eve, and the tragic account of the first murder in the Bible. In this video from The Sunday School Bible, we explore the heart behind Cain’s jealousy, God’s warning, the consequences of sin, and the hope found in God’s mercy. This lesson provides a powerful look at human emotion, free will, and God's justice.

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​Chapter 5 (6:19)

• Genesis Chapter 5 presents the genealogy from Adam to Noah, tracing the generations of the godly line through Seth. In this video from The Sunday School Bible, we explore the lifespans, legacy, and significance of the men who came before the flood. Special focus is given to Enoch, who “walked with God” and was taken without seeing death. This chapter sets the stage for Noah and the coming judgment on the earth.

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Chapter 6 (4:27)

• Genesis Chapter 6 tells the story of a world filled with corruption, violence, and wickedness—and God’s decision to cleanse it with a great flood. In this video from The Sunday School Bible, we explore God's grief over humanity's sin, His instructions to Noah, and the introduction of the ark. This powerful chapter sets the stage for one of the most well-known stories in the Bible: Noah's Ark.

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Chapter 7 (4:22)

• Genesis Chapter 7 describes the moment when God’s warning becomes reality—the floodwaters cover the earth. In this video from The Sunday School Bible, we follow Noah, his family, and the animals as they enter the ark and witness God's judgment through the global flood. This chapter emphasizes obedience, faith, and the fulfillment of God's word.

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Chapter 8 (4:27)

• Genesis Chapter 8 tells the hopeful story of God remembering Noah, the floodwaters receding, and the moment when life begins again after the destruction. In this video from The Sunday School Bible, we follow Noah's journey as he sends out a raven and a dove, waits patiently for God’s direction, and finally exits the ark to worship and offer sacrifices. This chapter reveals God’s faithfulness, mercy, and covenant grace.

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Chapter 9 (5:07)

• Genesis Chapter 9 reveals God’s covenant with Noah after the flood, introducing the rainbow as a sign of His promise never to flood the earth again. In this video from The Sunday School Bible, we explore God’s blessings, the new rules for humanity, and the lasting symbol of hope and mercy. The chapter also addresses Noah’s family, the beginning of nations, and a surprising incident that teaches about respect and consequences.

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Chapter 10 (6:19)

• Genesis Chapter 10 is known as the Table of Nations—a detailed record of the descendants of Noah's sons: Shem, Ham, and Japheth. In this video from The Sunday School Bible, we break down how humanity spread across the earth after the flood and how the earliest nations and peoples began. This important chapter helps us understand the origins of different tribes, lands, and languages in the Bible.

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Chapter 11 (6:18)

• Genesis Chapter 11 tells the powerful story of the Tower of Babel, where God confused the language of mankind and scattered people across the earth. In this video from The Sunday School Bible, we explore the prideful desire behind building the tower, God’s intervention, and how this moment reshaped human history. The chapter also includes the genealogy from Shem to Abram (Abraham)—a key figure in the story of redemption.

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Chapter 12 (4:08)

• Genesis Chapter 12 marks a major turning point in the Bible as God calls Abram to leave his homeland and follow Him to an unknown land. In this video from The Sunday School Bible, we explore the beginning of God’s covenant with Abram, the promise to make him a great nation, and the powerful lesson of trusting God’s plan. This chapter also shows how Abram's journey of faith began and how God's blessings extend through him to all nations.

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Chapter 13 (3:36)

• Genesis Chapter 13 tells the story of Abram and Lot separating due to growing flocks and limited land, showing how Abram chose peace over conflict. In this video from The Sunday School Bible, we walk through Abram’s humility, Lot’s choice to settle near Sodom, and how God reaffirmed His promise to give the land to Abram and his descendants forever.

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Chapter 14 (5:29)

• Genesis Chapter 14 is a dramatic chapter filled with war, rescue, and worship. In this video from The Sunday School Bible, we follow Abram as he rescues Lot from enemy kings, showing bravery and loyalty. After the battle, Abram meets Melchizedek, the mysterious king and priest, who blesses him. This chapter reveals God’s protection, Abram’s character, and the importance of giving God glory.

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Chapter 15 (4:15)

• ​Genesis Chapter 15 is a key chapter in the story of God’s covenant with Abram. In this video from The Sunday School Bible, we explore God’s promise of countless descendants, the prophecy of Israel’s future, and the powerful covenant ritual where God confirms His word. Abram believes God—and it is counted to him as righteousness, a foundational moment in the story of faith.

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Chapter 16 (3:31)

• ​Genesis Chapter 16 explores the story of Hagar and Ishmael, revealing the consequences of trying to fulfill God’s promises through human effort. In this video from The Sunday School Bible, we follow Sarai and Abram’s decision to have a child through Hagar, the Egyptian servant, and how God still showed compassion and care even in a difficult situation. This chapter introduces Ishmael, the firstborn son of Abram, and the God who sees—El Roi.

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Chapter 17 (5:42)

• ​Genesis Chapter 17 is a foundational chapter in God’s covenant story. In this video from The Sunday School Bible, we explore how God reaffirms His covenant with Abram, changes his name to Abraham, and introduces circumcision as the sign of this everlasting promise. We also learn about Sarai’s name change to Sarah and the promise of a son—Isaac, the child of the covenant.

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Chapter 18 (6:31)

• ​Genesis Chapter 18 gives us a close look at Abraham’s relationship with God, as he welcomes three heavenly visitors, hears the renewed promise of Isaac’s birth, and boldly intercedes for the city of Sodom. In this video from The Sunday School Bible, we explore themes of hospitality, faith, prayer, and God’s justice—as well as Sarah’s reaction when she hears she’ll have a child in her old age.

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Chapter 19 (7:51)

• ​Genesis Chapter 19 is one of the most dramatic and sobering chapters in the Bible. In this powerful video, we explore the fall of Sodom and Gomorrah, the rescue of Lot, the consequences of disobedience, and the mercy of God amidst judgment.

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Chapter 20 (3:37)

• ​In Genesis Chapter 20, Abraham repeats a familiar mistake—misleading a foreign king about his wife Sarah. But God steps in to protect His promise, reveal His mercy, and warn a king in a dream. This chapter shows how God remains faithful even when His people fall short.

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Chapter 21 (6:02)

• ​Genesis Chapter 21 marks a turning point in the story of Abraham. After years of waiting, Isaac—the child of promise—is finally born, proving that God's Word never fails. But this chapter also includes tension, heartbreak, and divine provision as Hagar and Ishmael are sent away into the wilderness.

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Chapter 22 (5:12)

• ​Genesis Chapter 22 is one of the most intense and heart-wrenching moments in the entire Bible. God commands Abraham to sacrifice his beloved son Isaac—and Abraham obeys. But just as the knife is raised, God provides a substitute. This chapter isn't just a story—it's a foreshadowing of Jesus, a powerful test of faith, and a stunning picture of trust in God.

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Chapter 23 (3:44)

• ​In Genesis Chapter 23, we witness the death of Sarah, Abraham’s beloved wife. But this chapter is far more than a moment of sorrow—it's a quiet yet powerful demonstration of Abraham’s faith in God's promises. By purchasing a burial site in Canaan, Abraham stakes his claim in the land God promised, showing his confidence in a future yet to come.

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Chapter 24 (11:48)

• ​In Genesis Chapter 24, we witness one of the most beautiful love stories in the Bible—the marriage of Isaac and Rebekah. But this isn’t just about romance. It’s a chapter filled with faith, prayer, obedience, and God's providence. Abraham sends his servant on a mission to find a wife for Isaac, and God guides every step.

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Chapter 25 (6:26)

• ​Genesis Chapter 25 marks a powerful transition in the biblical narrative. We witness the death of Abraham, the father of nations, and the birth of Jacob and Esau, whose rivalry will shape the story of Israel. This chapter is about legacy, generational blessing, and divine destiny.

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Chapter 26 (7:16)

• ​Genesis Chapter 26 is the only chapter in Genesis focused entirely on Isaac—the son of promise. In this episode of his life, Isaac faces a famine, repeats his father's mistakes, digs wells in hostile territory, and ultimately experiences God’s faithfulness and blessing.

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Chapter 27 (8:20)

• ​Genesis Chapter 27 is one of the most dramatic and painful chapters in the Book of Genesis. Jacob, urged by his mother Rebekah, tricks his father Isaac into giving him the blessing meant for Esau. This chapter reveals the deep cracks in a family chosen by God—and how God's sovereign plan still unfolds, even through human failure.

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Chapter 28 (4:33)

• ​In Genesis Chapter 28, Jacob is on the run—leaving behind a broken family after deceiving his father and brother. But in the middle of his fear and uncertainty, God meets him in a dream. At Bethel, Jacob sees a ladder reaching to heaven and hears God reaffirm the covenant made with Abraham and Isaac. This moment changes everything.

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Chapter 29 (6:34)

• ​In Genesis Chapter 29, Jacob meets Rachel and falls in love at first sight—but his journey of love quickly becomes complicated. After working seven years to marry her, Jacob is deceived by Laban and wakes up married to her sister Leah. This chapter reveals deep family conflict, heartbreak, and God's hand working through human brokenness.

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Chapter 30 (8:26)

• ​In Genesis Chapter 30, the tension between Rachel and Leah explodes into a bitter rivalry—each desperate to win Jacob’s love through childbirth. What follows is a whirlwind of jealousy, manipulation, and unexpected blessings. Yet through it all, God continues to build the family that will become the nation of Israel.

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Chapter 31 (9:56)

• ​In Genesis Chapter 31, Jacob finally makes the bold decision to leave Laban’s household. After years of hard labor, deception, and tension, God tells Jacob it’s time to go home. But leaving won’t be easy. What follows is a story of courage, confrontation, and divine protection—showing us that when God says go, He also goes with you.

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Chapter 32 (6:07)

• ​In Genesis Chapter 32, Jacob prepares to face his brother Esau—the one he deceived years earlier. Fear grips his heart. But before the reunion, Jacob is left alone—and wrestles with a mysterious man all night long. That man turns out to be God Himself. What happens next transforms Jacob forever.

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Chapter 33 (4:10)

• ​In Genesis Chapter 33, Jacob finally comes face to face with his brother Esau after years of fear, guilt, and uncertainty. Expecting revenge, Jacob instead receives a warm embrace. This moving reunion shows the power of forgiveness, humility, and God’s grace to heal even the deepest wounds.

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Chapter 34 (5:16)

• ​Genesis Chapter 34 is one of the most tragic and troubling stories in the Bible. After Dinah, the daughter of Jacob and Leah, is violated by Shechem, her brothers Simeon and Levi take matters into their own hands—leading to a violent and deceptive retaliation that shocks even Jacob.

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Chapter 35 (5:51)

• ​Genesis Chapter 35 is a chapter of renewal, remembrance, and deep emotion. God calls Jacob to return to Bethel, the place where He first appeared to him. There, Jacob rededicates his life to God—but the journey also includes heartbreak, including the death of Rachel and his father Isaac. Through it all, God reaffirms His covenant.

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Chapter 36 (9:29)

• ​Genesis Chapter 36 may read like a list of names, but it's far more than a genealogy—it’s the detailed record of Esau’s descendants, showing how God kept His promise to bless even those outside the chosen line. Esau, the brother of Jacob, becomes the father of the nation of Edom—a people who would later play a major role in Israel’s story.

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Chapter 37 (6:56)

• ​In Genesis Chapter 37, the spotlight shifts to Joseph, the favored son of Jacob. His prophetic dreams stir jealousy among his brothers—and their hatred leads to a shocking betrayal. They sell Joseph into slavery, tearing him away from his family and setting the stage for one of the most powerful redemption stories in Scripture.

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Chapter 38 (6:26)

• ​Genesis Chapter 38 interrupts Joseph’s story with a shocking and scandalous account of Judah and Tamar. At first glance, it’s a story of deception, immorality, and family dysfunction. But beneath the surface, this chapter reveals a powerful message about justice, redemption, and how God uses even the darkest situations for His divine plan.

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Chapter 39 (4:13)

• ​In Genesis Chapter 39, Joseph finds himself in Egypt as a servant in Potiphar’s house. Though far from home and betrayed by his own brothers, Joseph quickly rises in favor—until he’s falsely accused and thrown into prison. But even in chains, God’s presence never leaves him. This chapter is a masterclass in faith, purity, and divine favor under pressure.

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Chapter 40 (3:44)

• ​In Genesis Chapter 40, Joseph remains unjustly imprisoned—but his gift from God is not on hold. When Pharaoh’s chief cupbearer and baker have troubling dreams, Joseph steps in to interpret them. Though he helps others, he is forgotten once again. Yet behind the scenes, God is preparing Joseph for something far greater.

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Chapter 41 (9:19)

• ​In Genesis Chapter 41, Joseph goes from forgotten prisoner to Pharaoh’s right-hand man—all in a single day. When Pharaoh has troubling dreams that no one can interpret, Joseph is remembered and brought before the king. With God’s help, he explains the dreams and offers wisdom that saves an entire nation.

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Chapter 42 (7:03)

• ​In Genesis Chapter 42, the tables turn. Joseph’s brothers—who once betrayed him—now come to Egypt begging for food, completely unaware that the man in charge is the brother they sold into slavery. Joseph recognizes them but hides his identity, testing their hearts and awakening their long-buried guilt.

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Chapter 43 (6:35)

• ​In Genesis Chapter 43, the story of Joseph and his brothers intensifies. With famine still raging, Jacob is forced to send his sons—this time including Benjamin—back to Egypt. The brothers return fearful, but instead of judgment, they find an unexpected act of mercy and a mysterious invitation to dine with Egypt’s ruler—still unaware that it is Joseph, their brother.

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Chapter 44 (5:49)

• ​In Genesis Chapter 44, Joseph stages his final and most intense test for his brothers by planting his silver cup in Benjamin’s sack. As the brothers begin their journey home, they are brought back under suspicion. What follows is a raw and emotional confrontation—and a shocking act of self-sacrifice by Judah that reveals how much these brothers have changed.

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Chapter 45 (5:11)

• ​In Genesis Chapter 45, years of pain, betrayal, and separation come to a head as Joseph finally reveals his true identity to his stunned brothers. But instead of anger or revenge, Joseph offers forgiveness, compassion, and perspective—showing them that everything they meant for harm, God used for good.

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Chapter 46 (7:37)

• ​In Genesis Chapter 46, Jacob leaves Canaan and begins the emotional journey to Egypt to reunite with his long-lost son Joseph. As he prepares to leave the land of promise, God speaks to him in a vision, reassuring him that this move is part of His greater plan. What unfolds is a touching scene of family restoration and divine direction.

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Chapter 47 (6:33)

• ​In Genesis Chapter 47, Joseph brings his family to settle in Egypt, securing land in Goshen and ensuring their survival during the famine. As Pharaoh meets Jacob, the aging patriarch blesses the ruler of Egypt—a powerful moment that highlights God’s authority above all. Meanwhile, Joseph's wisdom helps navigate Egypt through economic collapse with integrity and strength.

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Chapter 48 (5:26)

• ​In Genesis 48, Jacob—now old and near death—blesses Joseph’s two sons, Ephraim and Manasseh. But in a surprising move, he crosses his hands and gives the greater blessing to the younger son, Ephraim. This act isn't just a family moment—it's prophetic, pointing to God's sovereignty, grace, and pattern of using the unexpected to fulfill His promises.

 

Chapter 49 (6:56)

• ​In Genesis Chapter 49, Jacob gathers his sons for one final message—delivering prophetic blessings and declarations over each of the twelve tribes of Israel. These words are more than farewells—they reveal the destiny, character, and spiritual significance of each tribe and shape the future of the nation of Israel.

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Chapter 50 (5:08)

• ​Genesis Chapter 50 brings the Book of Genesis to a powerful conclusion. After the death of Jacob, Joseph mourns deeply, honors his father with a royal burial, and then faces his brothers’ lingering fear of revenge. But instead of retaliation, Joseph speaks one of the most iconic truths in Scripture: “You meant evil against me, but God meant it for good.”​

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