Hagar concieves but difficulties arise between her and sawri. Hagar runs away and she meets an angel who ask her why she has left. he tells her to return and promises her that her son will be a great nation. the birth of yishmael. Hashem tells avram to circumcise himself. Hashem changes his name to avraham and his wifes name to sawra and promises him a son from sawra. he then circumcises yishmael and all the male members of his household.

Chp.6 verses 9 -16: Introduction, Torah praises Noach. He has three sons. Hashem sees that mankind has filled the earth with corruption and violence. He tells Noach that He intends to destroy the earth. He commands him to build an ark built to His specifications.

Chp. 6 verse 16 - Chp. 8 verse 10: Hashem tells Noach that he will destroy the earth and continue mankind through him. He was to enter the ark together with his family. Also a male and female of all animals, birds, and everything that creeps on the earth, in addition to food. Chp. 7, Noach is also commanded to bring seven pairs of all kosher animals and birds. The rain began on the 17th of the second month, and continues for 40 days and nights. The waters lasted for 150 days. Chp. 8, the ark rested on the mountains of Ararat in the 7th month on the 17th day of the month. After almost 3 months he sent a raven to see whether the dry land had reappeared. It just flew back and forth. Then he sent a dove but it did not find any dry land and it returned. Seven days later he sent it out again.

Chp. 8 verse 10 - Chp. 9 verse 22: Noach sends the dove out 7 days later and she returns with an olive leaf in its beak indicating that the waters had receded. The third time he sends the dove it does not return. G-d tells Noach to leave the ark with his family and all the animals. He builds an alter and brings offerings to Hashem who promises him that he will not repeat what he had done to the earth again and that things will return back to normal. Chp. 9, Hashem blesses Noach and his sons that they should replenish the earth. He assures them that the dread of them would be upon all living things. He permits them to eat meat, but not blood. He shows Noach the rainbow as a sign that he would not longer destroy all of mankind again. Noach gets drunk in his tent, and Ham sees the nakedness of his father and tells his two brothers.

Chp. 9 verse 23 - Chp. 11 verse 32: Shem and Japheth cover their father's nakedness. When he wakes and realizes what his youngest son had done he curses his grandson Canaan. He then blesses Shem and Japheth. Chp. 10, the Torah traces the genealogy of Japheth, Ham, and then Shem. Chp. 11, the Torah continues with the story of the tower of Babel. This would lead to the dispersion of mankind upon the face of the whole earth and creation of different nations and languages. There were ten generations from Noach till Avrom. He lived in Uhr Kasdim and it was there that he realized the oneness of Hashem. In Kasdim, Nimrod threw him into the fiery furnace because of his refusal to serve idols, and his decision to serve the only true G-d.

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. 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 verse 26 - Chp. 2 verse 4: G-d creates man in his image, male and female He created them. He commands him to be fruitful and multiply and have dominion over all of created things. G-d informs him that he is to be a vegetarian, and so too all living being. Chp. 2, on the seventh day Hashem "rested" from all His work, and He sanctified the day as Shabbos.

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. 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.