<p><strong>Sample:</strong></p> <p><strong>Genesis </strong><br /><br />Genesis is a name taken from the Greek, and signifies "the book of generation or production;" it is properly so called, as containing an account of the origin of all things. There is no other history so old. There is nothing in the most ancient book which exists that contradicts it; while many things recorded by the oldest heathen writers, or to be traced in the customs of different nations, confirm what is related in the book of Genesis. <br /><br /><strong>Chapter 1 <br /></strong><br /><br /><br />Chapter Outline <br /><br />God creates heaven and earth. <br /><br />The creation of light. <br /><br />God separates the earth from the waters, and makes it fruitful. <br /><br />God forms the sun, moon, and stars. <br /><br />Animals created. <br /><br />Man created in the image of God. <br /><br />Food appointed. <br /><br />The work of creation ended and approved. <br /><br /><strong>Verses 1, 2 <br /></strong><br />The first verse of the Bible gives us a satisfying and useful account of the origin of the earth and the heavens. The faith of humble Christians understands this better than the fancy of the most learned men. From what we see of heaven and earth, we learn the power of the great Creator. And let our make and place as men, remind us of our duty as Christians, always to keep heaven in our eye, and the earth under our feet. The Son of God, one with the Father, was with him when he made the