Genesis remains the cornerstone of the biblical canon, and this insightful volume offers a deep dive into its composition, reception, and ongoing interpretation. Bringing together leading scholars, this book explores the complex layers of the text—from its ancient Near Eastern contexts to its enduring influence on theology and culture. By analysing how Genesis was shaped and how it has been understood by different generations, the authors invite you to engage with the opening book of the Bible in a fresh, rigorous, and informed manner. This collection provides the critical tools you need to explore the narratives of creation, the patriarchs, and the promises of God, making it an essential companion for your study of early biblical history and its lasting significance for faith today.