"The Bible. Book one: Genesis" is the first part of the Old Testament, divided internally into 50 chapters. This epic religious work tells about the creation of the world, the life of the first people, their exit from Paradise, as well as the greatness and vicissitudes of the patriarchs Abraham, Isaac and Jacob. The book deeply impresses with its spirituality, life wisdom and moral lessons, which are at the very heart of the world's religious heritage. It is an affirmation of faith, morality, and eternal values reflected in age-old stories of love, faith, salvation, and justice. "The Bible. Book One: Genesis" remains one of the most influential and important books of all time, opening to the reader boundless spaces of ancient religious wisdom.