Genesis is the Greek title for the first book of the Bible. "Bere-shith" is the Hebrew title. "Liber" is the Latin title. Literally, the name means:
Author: Even though the book of Genesis ends some 300 years before the birth of Moses, all evidence points to Moses as the one who collected by word of mouth and by inspiration of God, all that is recorded here. It is believed to have been written in some form by Moses during the 40 years of wandering in the Wilderness.
As a book of beginnings it records the following:
All history of the "beginnings" led to Israel. All history of Israel lead to God's Salvation. The theme of Genesis is "God's choice of a nation through whom He would bless all nations".
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