Welcome to The Glory Team Bible Reading plan. In Chapters 48-50 Jacob blesses his sons and dies. Joseph reassures his brothers of God’s purpose, saying, “What you meant for evil, God meant for good. Genesis 48 : Jacob nears the end of his life in Egypt, Joseph brings his two sons, Ephraim and Manasseh, to visit their grandfather; Jacob symbolically adopts them as his own, bestowing a significant blessing upon them and effectively granting Joseph's family a double portion of

Welcome to The Glory Team Bible Reading plan. In Chapters 44-47 Joseph interprets Pharaoh’s dreams and rises to power. He reunites with his brothers, showing God’s providence and forgiveness. Genesis 44 : Joseph, still disguised, orchestrates a final test of his brothers by secretly placing his silver cup in Benjamin's sack after a feast; when the brothers are stopped and the cup is discovered, they are devastated and return to Egypt, where Judah, the leader, pleads with Jos

Welcome to The Glory Team Bible Reading plan. In Chapters 41-43 Joseph interprets Pharaoh’s dreams and rises to power. He reunites with his brothers, showing God’s providence and forgiveness. Genesis 41 : Joseph, who was previously imprisoned in Egypt, is brought before Pharaoh to interpret the king's troubling dreams of seven fat cows followed by seven thin cows, and seven full ears of grain followed by seven withered ears; Joseph reveals the meaning as seven years of abund

Welcome to The Glory Team Bible Reading plan. In Chapters 37-40 Joseph’s journey begins with betrayal by his brothers and imprisonment in Egypt. Despite his trials, God’s presence is with him. Genesis 37 : I ntroducing the story of Joseph, Jacob's favored son, who receives dreams signifying his future dominance over his brothers, causing immense jealousy among them ; when Jacob sends Joseph to check on his brothers, they plot to kill him, but instead throw him into a pit and

Welcome to The Glory Team Bible Reading plan. In Chapters 34-36 Jacob’s family faces trials, including Dinah’s defilement. Despite challenges, God reaffirms His covenant. Esau’s descendants are listed, emphasizing God’s faithfulness to all. Genesis 34 : The story centers around the tragic event of Dinah, Jacob's daughter, being defiled by Shechem, the son of Hamor the Hivite. Shechem desires to marry Dinah, but her brothers, Simeon and Levi, respond with anger and deceit, dev

Welcome to The Glory Team Bible Reading plan. In Chapters 31-33 Jacob flees Laban, wrestles with God, and reconciles with Esau. God’s protection and Jacob’s transformation are evident. Genesis 31 : Jacob's difficult departure from his father-in-law, Laban, after working for him for twenty years, where Jacob feels mistreated and cheated; following a divine dream, Jacob secretly leaves with his family and possessions, leading Laban to pursue him and accuse him of theft; despi

Welcome to The Glory Team Bible Reading plan. In Chapters 27-30 Jacob deceives Isaac to receive Esau’s blessing, and Jacob’s journey begins. He encounters God at Bethel, marries Leah and Rachel, and starts his family. Genesis 27 : Rebekah, favoring her younger son Jacob over his older brother Esau, orchestrates a deceitful plan to secure Isaac's blessing for Jacob by dressing him in Esau's clothes and having him impersonate his brother to receive the blessing meant for the fi

Welcome to The Glory Team Bible Reading plan. In Chapters 24-26 Isaac marries Rebekah, continuing God’s covenant. God reaffirms His promises to Isaac, showing His steadfast love and faithfulness through generations. Genesis 24 : Abraham, concerned about Isaac marrying a Canaanite woman, instructs his most trusted servant to travel to Mesopotamia to find a suitable wife for his son from among his relatives ; the servant prays for guidance at a well and encounters Rebekah, a yo

Welcome to The Glory Team Bible Reading plan. In Chapters 21-23 Isaac is born, fulfilling God’s promise. Hagar and Ishmael are sent away but remain under God’s care. Abraham demonstrates faith in God through his willingness to sacrifice Isaac. Genesis 21 : Details the fulfillment of God's promise to Abraham and Sarah as they finally give birth to a son named Isaac in their old age; however, Sarah's jealousy over Hagar, the mother of Ishmael, leads her to demand that Abraham

Welcome to The Glory Team Bible Reading plan. In Chapters 18-20 God appears to Abraham in the form of three men, reiterating the promise that Sarah will bear a son, and revealing his intention to destroy the wicked cities of Sodom and Gomorrah ; Abraham pleads for God to spare the cities if even a small number of righteous people are found there; later, while traveling, Abraham again deceives by claiming Sarah as his sister, leading to King Abimelech of Gerar taking her, but

Welcome to The Glory Team Bible Reading plan. In Chapters 15-17 God formally establishes a covenant with Abram (later renamed Abraham), promising him a vast number of descendants and the land of Canaan as their inheritance ; this covenant is solidified through a ritual involving a cutting ceremony, where Abram and all males in his household are circumcised as a sign of their commitment to God's promise, signifying the importance of faith even when facing seemingly impossible

Welcome to The Glory Team Bible Reading plan. Genesis Chapters 11-14 is about The Tower of Babel, we learn of the Generations from Shem to Abram and Abrams family, God's promise of growing a nation through Abram, and more : Genesis 11 : Expresses humanity's pride that leads to the construction of the Tower of Babel, and God confuses their language, scattering them across the earth. Genesis 12 : Marks the call of Abram, where God promises to make him a great nation and bless a

Welcome to The Glory Team Bible Reading plan. Today we reading Genesis Chapters 8-10 about God’s Covenant and Humanity’s Spread. These chapters of the Bible cover a variety of topics, God making a covenant with mankind to never flood the earth, God's covenant with Noah, and Noah's family repopulating the Earth: Genesis 8 : God's faithfulness to his promises, his mercy, and his graciousness towards his creation. It also suggests that sacrificial practices will be part of the h

Revealing the unbroken lineage from Adam to Noah, highlighting God’s faithfulness across generations even as humanity falls deeper into sin.

An introduction to The Creation Story and the Story of Adam and Eve