Genesis is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GENESIS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the act of producing, or giving birth or origin to anything
• beginning or origin
• The act of producing, or giving birth or origin to anything; the process or mode of originating; production; formation; origination.
• The first book of the Old Testament; -- so called by the Greek translators, from its containing the history of the creation of the world and of the human race.
• Same as Generation.
• a coming into being
• the first book of the Old Testament: tells of Creation; Adam and Eve; the Fall of Man; Cain and Abel; Noah and the flood; God\'s covenant with Abraham; Abraham and Isaac; Jacob and Esau; Joseph and his brothers
• the first book of the Bible, which includes the stories of the creation of the world, Noah's Ark, the Tower of Babel, and the patriarchs Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an origin

Words related to GENESIS

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Words that contain GENESIS

agenesis9 digenesis11 oogenesis10 anagenesis11 biogenesis13 diagenesis12 dysgenesis15 epigenesis13 neogenesis11 noogenesis11 orogenesis11 pangenesis13 pyogenesis16 syngenesis14 abiogenesis14 autogenesis12 cenogenesis14 cytogenesis17 ectogenesis14 epigenesist14 gamogenesis15 gynogenesis16 homogenesis17 hylogenesis18 kenogenesis16 ketogenesis16 lipogenesis14 merogenesis14 metagenesis14 monogenesis14 mutagenesis14 oncogenesis14 ontogenesis12 paragenesis14 pedogenesis15 perigenesis14 polygenesis17 xenogenesis19 zymogenesis26 agamogenesis16 amelogenesis15 androgenesis14 angiogenesis14 caenogenesis15 cainogenesis15 cladogenesis16 cyanogenesis18 cyclogenesis20 diplogenesis16 epigenesists15 glycogenesis19 histogenesis16 hypnogenesis21 kainogenesis17 mythogenesis21 neurogenesis13 orthogenesis16 osteogenesis13 paedogenesis16 palingenesis15 pathogenesis18 petrogenesis15 phylogenesis21 phytogenesis21 sporogenesis15 transgenesis13 iatrogenesis13 baryogenesis18 atherogenesis17 blastogenesis16 dynamogenesis20 embryogenesis21 epeirogenesis16 frontogenesis17 gametogenesis17 hematogenesis19 heterogenesis17 immunogenesis18 melanogenesis16 morphogenesis21 organogenesis15 palingenesist16 psychogenesis24 schizogenesis28 taphrogenesis19 teratogenesis14 thermogenesis19 tumorigenesis16 carcinogenesis19 chondrogenesis21 electrogenesis17 haematogenesis20 leukemogenesis21 palingenesists17 spermiogenesis19 vitellogenesis18 anthropogenesis21 gluconeogenesis19 glyconeogenesis22 leucaemogenesis20 leukaemogenesis22 parthenogenesis21 spermatogenesis20 steroidogenesis17 megasporogenesis22 microsporogenesis24 photomorphogenesis31

How to use GENESIS in a sentence

• Such are the effects of the first chapter of Genesis, and, in fact, of the whole of the Jewish conception of nature.
• The golden treasury of popular quotations, from Genesis to Winchell.
• The book of Genesis had been made the basis of Christianity.
• It is obvious that, as in the stories found in the opening chapters of Genesis, this is a popular narrative freely adjusted to the ends which the story-teller wished to attain.
• Genesis Chapter 2 God resteth on the seventh day and blesseth it.
• Genesis Chapter 5 The genealogy, age, and death of the Patriarchs, from Adam to Noe.
• Genesis Chapter 22 The faith and obedience of Abraham is proved in his readiness to sacrifice his son Isaac.
• Genesis Chapter 43 The sons of Jacob go again into Egypt with Benjamin.
• One theory of the genesis of the soul is called Emanation.
• Be this as it may, there is a growing tendency to bring into the closest possible relation, or even to identify, instinct and emotion in their primary genesis.
• Only Genesis, Exodus, and the first sixteen chapters of Matthew, had received his final revision, and were acknowledged by him as complete.
• Notwithstanding this, we read in Genesis in the Old Testament that the lifetime of creation is but six thousand years.
• In the realm of genesis and creation the question of color is of least importance.
• The writer as a young student heard Buckland struggling to reconcile geology with Genesis.
• He, went from Genesis to Revelation, giving proof that God loved the sinner, and before he got through two or three of my sermons were spoiled.
• The first can be distinctly traced in the mythical stories of Genesis, the second in pagan nations, and the third in these later times.
• The Hebrew Genesis says that YEHOUAH formed man of the dust of the Earth, and breathed into his nostrils the breath of life.
• We make no attempt to reconcile Genesis with the Origin of Species.
• The war declared between thee and me in the fifteenth verse of the third chapter of Genesis is suspended for this one day.
• In the American Genesis this is the Sarah and these be the Abrahams, the mother and fathers of multitudes.
• In Genesis no knowledge is Of this thing to be got, Whether young men did bundle then, Or whether they did not.
• As in the Bible account, men are created before beasts, and the region of their first abode seems to be the same as the Eden of Genesis.
• This story is almost identical with that of the Book of Genesis.
• Sin as represented in Genesis 3 was the result of individual choice.
• Does your knowledge of the heart of man confirm the insight of the prophet who speaks through the wonderful story of Genesis 3? III.
• It is evident that, like the opening narratives of Genesis, this story aimed to explain existing conditions, as well as to illustrate the deeper truths of life.
• Then this second time the phrase is used John comes to the later creative beginning with which Genesis opens.
• It is also, by the way, the genesis of the Irish Question.

Similar words containing GENESI without suffix s

agenesia9 agenesis9 agenesias10 digenesis11 oogenesis10 anagenesis11 biogenesis13 diagenesis12 dysgenesis15 epigenesis13 neogenesis11 noogenesis11 orogenesis11 pangenesis13 pyogenesis16 syngenesis14 abiogenesis14 autogenesis12 cenogenesis14 cytogenesis17 ectogenesis14 epigenesist14 gamogenesis15 gynogenesis16 homogenesis17 hylogenesis18 kenogenesis16 ketogenesis16 lipogenesis14 merogenesis14 metagenesis14 monogenesis14 mutagenesis14 oncogenesis14 ontogenesis12 paragenesia14 paragenesis14 pedogenesis15 perigenesis14 polygenesis17 xenogenesis19 zymogenesis26 agamogenesis16 amelogenesis15 androgenesis14 angiogenesis14 caenogenesis15 cainogenesis15 cladogenesis16 cyanogenesis18 cyclogenesis20 diplogenesis16 epigenesists15 glycogenesis19 histogenesis16 hypnogenesis21 kainogenesis17 mythogenesis21 neurogenesis13 orthogenesis16 osteogenesis13 paedogenesis16 palingenesia15 palingenesis15 paragenesias15 pathogenesis18 petrogenesis15 phylogenesis21 phytogenesis21 sporogenesis15 syngenesious16 transgenesis13 iatrogenesis13 baryogenesis18 atherogenesis17 blastogenesis16 dynamogenesis20 embryogenesis21 epeirogenesis16 frontogenesis17 gametogenesis17 hematogenesis19 heterogenesis17 immunogenesis18 melanogenesis16 morphogenesis21 organogenesis15 palingenesias16 palingenesies16 palingenesist16 psychogenesis24 schizogenesis28 taphrogenesis19 teratogenesis14 thermogenesis19 tumorigenesis16 carcinogenesis19 chondrogenesis21 electrogenesis17 haematogenesis20 leukemogenesis21 palingenesists17 spermiogenesis19 vitellogenesis18 anthropogenesis21 gluconeogenesis19 glyconeogenesis22 leucaemogenesis20 leukaemogenesis22 parthenogenesis21 spermatogenesis20 steroidogenesis17 megasporogenesi21 megasporogenesis22 microsporogenesis24 photomorphogenesis31

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