Genesis 31-40
Genesis Thirty-One
1-2 Jacob took wealth from Lebanon.
3 God told Jacob to move on home.
4-10 Jacob calls family forward, and tells of his dream.
11-13 Angel of God (Christ) speaks to Jacob in a dream.
14-16 Leah and Rachel speak.
17-21 Rachel steals household idols as they leave.
22-23 Laban pursues Jacob for a week.
24 God strictly warns Laban.
25-30 Laban chews Jacob out.
31-32 Punishment for idolatry is death.
33-34 Laban searches for household idols.
36-42 Jacob's anger towards Laban.
43-44 Laban's reply
45 Stone Pillar
46-49 Heap of witnesses
50-53 Due to fear of God, there would be no other wife.
54-55 Final Good-byes
Genesis Thirty-two
1-2 See angels, and the place gets called the double camp.
3-5 Messengers sent to Esau to tell him of the possessions on the way.
6 Messengers return to tell him that an army of men is coming with Esau.
7 Esau feared and divided his wealth among his company.
8 If one company is attacked, the other shall live.
9-12 Jacob's prayer to God.
13-15 Jacob lodges with gifts for Esau.
16-21 Sends a present with a servant.
22-23 Takes those with him and crosses the Jabbok ford.
25 Wrestles with God until daybreak.
26-28 Jacob's name changed to Israel.
29-30 God blessed Jacob, and Jacob renamed the place Peniel.
31-32 Limped on his hip so Jews won't eat ham.
Genesis Thirty-Three
1-2 Jacob splits family up.
3-4 Jacob and Esau meet.
5-7 Children and mothers come to be seen by Esau.
8-9 Esau questions it and says he has had enough.
10-11 Jacob urges Esau to take the gift.
12 Let us journey on.
13-14 If driven on, some of the company might die.
15-17 Esau returns to Seir, while Jacob stays at Succoth.
18-20 Jacob buys land in Canaan, and he called it Elohe Israel or the God of Israel.
Genesis Thirty-Four
1-2 Dinah was raped
3-5 Idea of marriage and Jacob kept quiet.
6-7 Hamon spoke to Jacob about making Dinah Shechem's wife. Her brothers were grieved and angered by the idea.
8-10 Plea for marriage.
11-12 Plea from Shechem for Dinah as wife.
13-16 Marriage only if all males are circumcised.
17-24 The thing pleased Hamon and Shechem, so all men were circumcised.
25-27 When the men were in pain, Simeon and Levi killed them.
28-29 Plundered riches, livestock, and little ones from the city.
30 Israel was troubled by what his sons had done, and feared the Perezites as well as the Canaanites.
Genesis Thirty-Five
1 God told Jacob to go dwell in Bethel.
2-3 Put away idols and move to Bethel.
4 Idols and gold were hidden under the terebinth tree.
5-7 Moved to Bethel, where they were feared by the towns.
8 Deborah, Rebekah's nurse, dies and is buried under a terebinth tree.
9-12 God blessed Jacob, changing his name to Israel.
13-15 Pillar set up at Bethel.
16-18 Rachel dies at the birth of Benjamin.
19 Buried on the way to Eph-Roth.
20-22 Israel moved to Eder, where Reuben lay with his father's concubine.
22-26 Twelve sons of Israel.
27-29 Issac died at 180 years old.
Genesis Thirty-Six
1-7 Esau married Canaanite wives and his sons.
8 Dwelt in Mount Seir, that is Edom.
9-14 Esau's Genealogy
15-19 Chiefs of Edom
20-30 Those living in Seir were Esau's descendants.
31-39 Kings of Edom
40-43 Chiefs of Esau; Esau was the father of Edomites.
Genesis Thirty-Seven
1 Jacob dwelt in the land of Canaan.
2 At the age of seventeen, Joseph brought a bad report back about his brothers.
3-4 Joseph was loved more than all his brothers by Israel; therefore, his brothers hated him!
5 Joseph had a dream and was hated for it.
6-8 Dream of sheaves by Joseph, which made his brothers hate him all the more.
9-11 Joseph had a celestial dream which he told his family. This caused his brothers to be envious of him, while his father rebuked him, keeping all these things in his mind.
12-14 Joseph sent to Shechem to check on livestock and his brothers.
15-17 From Shechem, Joseph was sent on to Dothan, where he found his brothers and livestock.
18 Brothers rise up to kill Joseph (first sibling murder found in Genesis 4 with Cain and Abel).
19-20 Brothers said, "The dreamer is coming; let us kill him and throw him in the pit."
21-22 Reuben anti-murder
23-24 Took Joseph's coat of many colors off of him & threw him in the pit.
25-27 It was Judah's idea to sale Joseph to Ishmaelites.
28 Joseph was sold for 20 shekels of silver.
29-31 Tore the coat of many colors and put blood on it.
32-33 Coat of many colors used to trick Israel.
34-35 Israel went into deep mourning for Joseph.
36 Joseph was sold to an Egyptian named Potiphar.
Genesis Thirty-Eight
1-6 Judah, his wives, and sons.
7 Er was wicked in the sight of God and was killed by God.
8-10 Onan was then given Tamar as wife, but instead of having sex with her, he used the pull out meathod spilling his seed on the ground. As a punishment, God killed him.
11 Tamar was told to remain in Judah's cabin as a widow.
12 In time, Judah's wife died.
13 Tamar was told that Judah went up to shear sheep.
14-16 Tamar tricked Judah into thinking she was a whore.
17-18 Things that were given to her.
19-23 Tamar hid from Judah.
24-26 Judah was going to burn Tamar, but did not when she brought out his gifts.
27-30 Birth of Perez and Zorah.
Genesis Thirty-Nine
1 Joseph was taken down to Egypt, where he was sold to the captain of the guards named Potiphar.
2-4 Joseph was successful in all that he did and became overseer of Potiphar's house.
5-6 Blessed all his house and field, and Potiphar knew not what he owned.
7-10 Potiphar's wife attempted to seduce Joseph, but he would not do such an evil thing as to have her as his own.
11-12 Ran off, leaving his clothes in the hands of Potiphar's wife.
13-16 Potiphar's wife sets up an evil trap for Joseph.
17-19 Lie of Potiphar's wife makes Potiphar angry.
20 Joseph is put in the king's prison.
21-23 All in prison were put under Joseph's authority.
Genesis Forty
1-3 The chief baker and butler were thrown in jail.
4-7 The baker and butler each had a dream but knew not its interpretation.
8-11 The butler tells Joseph his dream to interpret.
12-15 Joseph interprets the butler's dream and asks that he be recalled.
16-17 The baker tells Joseph his dream.
18-19 Joseph interprets the baker's dream.
20-22 All that Joseph had interpreted came to be on the king's birthday.
23 Yet the butler forgot all about Joseph.

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