Bereshit (בראשית) — In the Beginning
The Covenant Foundation of Creation, Order, Structure, Time, Prophecy, Boundary, Transgression, Corruption, and Remnant Preservation
Everything begins in Bereshit.
This comprehensive study guide takes readers back to the opening chapters of Genesis, where the foundations of all Scripture are established. Far more than an account of origins, Bereshit reveals the covenant framework that governs creation, authority, Sabbath, stewardship, obedience, judgment, redemption, and restoration.
Through a Hebraic mindset and covenant-first approach, this study examines Genesis 1:1–6:8 in depth, exploring the creation account, the Garden of Eden, the fall of mankind, the seed conflict, Cain and Hevel, the genealogy of Adam, the witness of Enoch, the growth of corruption before the flood, and the preservation of the remnant through Noach.
This expanded Version 10 edition includes:
• Detailed verse-by-verse teaching and exposition
• Hebrew and Paleo-Hebrew word studies
• Aleph–Tav covenant markers
• Jots and Tittles observations
• Textual and structural analysis of key passages
• Covenant patterns and prophetic parallels
• Creation and Sabbath foundations
• Seed conflict and Messianic continuity
• Reflection, review, and application questions
• Household and assembly discussion material
• Integrated Torah and Covenant Witness reading structure
• Extensive supporting references and footnotes
Readers will discover that Bereshit is not merely the beginning of the Bible—it is the covenant foundation upon which the entire biblical narrative rests. The themes introduced here echo throughout Torah, the Prophets, the Writings, and the Apostolic Witness, ultimately pointing toward the restoration of all things through Yahusha HaMashiach.
Whether used for personal study, household discipleship, group instruction, or Academy-level training, this guide is designed to move beyond information and into transformation through disciplined study, application, and covenant alignment.
144 Pages | Hebraic Mindset Study Series | Ephraim’s Cry
Greg Witter | Ephraim’s Cry
Hebraic Mindset Study Series
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