What is the first book of the Bible that describes creation, sin, and salvation history?

• A. Annunciation
• B. Intercession
• C. Genesis
• D. Last Supper

Answer: (C)

Genesis is the book that presents creation, the fall into sin, and the beginning of God's work of redemption through history. It starts with God bringing the world into being, then shows humanity’s choice to disobey, and from there begins the long story of God guiding and saving his people. This sequence—creation, sin, and the unfolding plan of salvation—sets up the larger narrative that runs through the rest of Scripture. The other terms refer to events or practices rather than a book: the Annunciation is a moment when Mary is told she will bear Jesus, Intercession is prayer on behalf of others, and the Last Supper is a significant event in Jesus’ life, not a book of the Bible.