Chp. 1 verses 4 - 26: G-d calls the light day and the darkness nigth, and it was evening and morning one day. On the second day He creates the firmament and He separates between the upper waters and the lower waters. On the third day He gathers the waters exposing the dry land and vegetation. On the fourth day He creates the luminaries. On the fifth day He creates sea life and birds. On the six day He creates reptiles, animals, and finally man.

Chp. 1 verses 1 - 4: Introduction, G-d creates the heavens and the earth. The earth is empty and void, and darkness hovers over the face of the water. He creates light, and sees that it is good. He separates between the light and the darkness.

Chp. 3 verse 7 - Chp. 4 verse 4: She eats from the tree and gets Adam to do the same. They hear G-d's presence and they hide. G-d asks Adam why he ate from the tree and he blames Chavah. She blames the snake. G-d punishes the snake. He tells Chavah what her punishment will be. Then He informs Adam of his punishment. Adam and Chavah are then banished from the garden and G-d places a fiery angel to guard the entrance. Chp. 4, They have two children, Kayin and Hevel. Kayin becomes a farmer and Hevel a shepard. Both bring sacrifices to Hashem and He accepts Hevel's offering.

Chp. 2 verse 5 - Chp. 3 verse 6: Hashem waters the earth so that vegetation can grow. He creates man and places him in the garden to work it and to guard it. He warns man not to eat from the tree of knowledge, least he die. Adam names all the animals. Hashem takes a rib from man and He creates woman. Adam names her woman since she was taken from man. Chp. 2, we are introduces to the snake, who begins a conversation with Chavah trying to convince her that she should eat from the tree of knowledge.

Chp. 32 verses 17 - 52: He continues with his message. That in later generations they may turn to other objects to worship. Consequently, Hashem will repay their lack of appreciation with the denial of His favor. His punishments will be disease and the cruelty of the enemy. His only concern will be that the enemy should not gloat which will prevent the complete annihilation of the nation. Israel should then realize that their survival is totally dependent upon Hashem and their obedience. After completing this address Moshe was told to ascend Mount Nevo so that he would be able to see the Promised Land before he died.

Chp. 32 verses 1 - 17: Introduction, Moshe begins his poetic message with a call to heaven and earth to witness his words. He praises Hashem and His justice. He tells them how Hashem had chosen the older generation from among the nations. He cared for them in the wilderness and carried and guarded them as an eagle watches over it's young.

Hashem appears to avraham on the 3rd day after his circumcision. During the visit three men/angels appear and Avraham shows them great hospitality.

Lot gets drunk and is seduced by his two daughters. Avraham travels to gerar where the king abducts sawra. Hashem appears to the king in a dream and tells him that he is going to die for taking sawra. Avrahem prays for the king and his household. Avimelech then invites him to reside in his country and showers him with gifts. Sawra gives birth to yitzhok. Avraham is tested by Hashem by driving hagar and yishmael from his house. Angel appear to hagar. The king visits avraham and makes a treaty with him.

This chapter deals with the "Akeidah" the binding of yitzhok, and ends with the birth of rivkah.

Avraham continues his passionate plea for the people of sodom. The angels come to sodom and lot invites them to come to his house and offers them food and lodging. The people of sodom surround the house and demand that lot give them his guests. Angels tell lot of their mission to destoy the city and tell him to take his family and possessions and they will escort him out of the city before they destoy it. They are told not to look back at the destruction but lot's wife does and is turned into a pillar of salt. We begin the story of lot and his two daughters.