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• The third river, which flows past the Assyrians, is called Tigris, and the fourth is the river Euphrates. (Genesis 2, 14)

• To which the woman answered, We can eat the fruit of any tree in the garden (Genesis 3, 2)

• And the answer came, Why, who told thee of thy nakedness? Or hadst thou eaten of the tree, whose fruit I forbade thee to eat? (Genesis 3, 11)

• If thy actions are good, canst thou doubt they will be rewarded? If not, canst thou doubt that guilt, thenceforward, will lie at thy door? Meanwhile he is at thy mercy, and thou canst have thy way with him.✻ (Genesis 4, 7)

• But the answer came, What is this thou hast done? The blood of thy brother has found a voice that cries out to me from the ground. (Genesis 4, 10)

• The shedder of your own life-blood shall be held to account for it, whether man or beast; whoever takes the life of his brother-man shall answer for it to me. (Genesis 9, 5)

• Aradians, Samarites and Amathites; so, in later times, the Chanaanite peoples spread this way and that. (Genesis 10, 18)

• and it may be that when the Egyptians catch sight of thee, they will say to themselves, She is a wedded woman, this is her husband; and they will kill me, and keep thee for themselves. (Genesis 12, 12)

• And sure enough, as soon as Abram set foot in Egypt, the Egyptians remarked the great beauty of his wife, (Genesis 12, 14)

• It chanced at this time that Amraphel, the king of Sennaar, and Arioch, King of Pontus,✻ and Chodorlahomor, king of Elam, and Thadal, king of the barbarians, (Genesis 14, 1)

• Chodorlahomor, king of Elam, and Thadal, king of the barbarians, and Amraphel, king of Sennaar, and Arioch, king of Pontus, these were the four kings those five kings had to meet. (Genesis 14, 9)

• But Abram answered, By this hand, which I lift up to the Lord God, the prince of heaven and earth, (Genesis 14, 22)