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[[Image:Creation of the sun.JPG|right|thumb|250px|''Creation of the Sun'', by [[Michelangelo]]]]

[[Image:Creation of the sun.JPG|right|thumb|250px|''Creation of the Sun'', by [[Michelangelo]]]]

'''Genesis''' [Hebrew: '''בראשית'''] ([[Greek language|Greek]]: "birth", "origin"), is the "book of beginnings," and the first book of both the [[Bible]] and the [[Judaism|Jewish]] [[Torah]].  The Book of Genesis recounts the mythology of the beginning of the [[universe]], living things including [[homo sapiens|mankind]], and mankind's [[Society|social]] and [[Culture|cultural]] formations.  It stands as the introduction of the entire body of the Bible, of the creation of the original nation of [[Israel]], and of the earliest promises of the coming [[Jesus Christ|Redeemer]].  It provides no explanations for modern scientific phenomena, such as [[quantum mechanics]], and is a repository of false [[Biblical scientific foreknowledge]], which does not exist.

'''Genesis''' [Hebrew: '''בראשית'''] ([[Greek language|Greek]]: "birth", "origin"), is the "book of beginnings," and the first book of both the [[Bible]] and the [[Judaism|Jewish]] [[Torah]].  The Book of Genesis recounts the beginning of the [[universe]], living things including [[homo sapiens|mankind]], and mankind's [[Society|social]] and [[Culture|cultural]] formations.  It stands as the introduction of the entire body of the Bible, of the creation of the original nation of [[Israel]], and of the earliest promises of the coming [[Jesus Christ|Redeemer]].  It provides explanations for modern scientific phenomena, such as [[quantum mechanics]], and is a wellspring of [[Biblical scientific foreknowledge]].

There are many dozens of references to Genesis in the [[New Testament]], including direct quotations of Genesis by [[Jesus]].

There are many dozens of references to Genesis in the [[New Testament]], including direct quotations of Genesis by [[Jesus]].