Houghton Mifflin, 1962. — 257 p.
In this book Isaac Asimov retells the story of Genesis with particular emphasis on the derivation and history of the words that are associated with it, and the expressions that have become a part of our everyday language. His account, written with enthusiasm, reverence, and a lively sense of curiosity, makes a stimulating introduction and companion to the Bible itself. A complex index of words and names makes it a useful reference as well.
Author’s Note
Introduction — The Bible
In the Beginning
The Garden of Eden
The Descendants of Adam
The Flood
Abraham
Isaac
Jacob
Joseph
Appendices
Index