The Septuagint — Chapter 2, passage by passage
The original Greek with a word-by-word English interlinear. Tap any passage.
- 2.1 — The heaven and the earth were finished
- 2.2 — God rested on the seventh day
- 2.3 — God blessed the seventh day
- 2.4 — The book of the generation of heaven and earth
- 2.5 — No plant yet, no rain, no man to till
- 2.6 — A spring rose from the earth
- 2.7 — God formed the man from the dust
- 2.8 — The LORD God planted a garden in Eden
- 2.9 — The tree of life and the tree of knowing good and evil
- 2.10 — A river went out of Eden
- 2.11 — Pishon, encircling the land of Havilah
- 2.12 — Good gold, carbuncle, and the green stone
- 2.13 — Gihon, encircling the land of Cush
- 2.14 — Tigris and Euphrates
- 2.15 — To work it and to keep it
- 2.16 — You may eat freely of every tree
- 2.17 — In the day you eat of it, you shall die
- 2.18 — It is not good for the man to be alone
- 2.19 — The man named every living thing
- 2.20 — No helper found for Adam
- 2.21 — A deep sleep, and a rib
- 2.22 — The rib built into a woman
- 2.23 — Bone of my bones, flesh of my flesh
- 2.24 — The two shall be one flesh
- 2.25 — Both naked, and not ashamed
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