Adam and Eve have more children: Seth, Enosh, Kenan, Mahalalel, Jared, Enoch, Methuselah, Lamech and Noah. Noah's sons were Shem, Ham and Japheth.
Mankind becomes corrupted by evil. God decides to destroy them. He tells Noah to build an ark to be saved from the flood.
Noah and his family enter the ark with all the animals that God created. It rains for forty days and forty nights and the earth is covered with water.
The flood waters recede. Noah sends out a raven and two doves and one dove returns with an olive branch as a sign of peace. God calls them all out of the ark. Noah builds an altar to God.
God blesses Noah and sets the rainbow as a sign of promise that he would never flood the earth again. Noah gets intoxicated with wine and curses Ham's son Canaan for dishonoring him.
Japheth's line begins to live in the coastlands; Ham's descendents include Nimrod and the Canaanites; Shem's descendents live in the East. These lines from the Sons of Noah form the nations.
Aspiring to become like God, they begin building a great tower for themselves. The Lord confuses their language. Shem's line continues and includes Abram who marries Sarai.
God speaks to Abram and tells him "Go, I will make you a great nation. You will be a blessing." Abram goes to Egypt and lies about Sarai being his wife. Pharaoh is cursed.
Abram and his newphew Lot begin their journey but their servants argue along the way. So Lot decides to go to Sodom and Abram to Canaan. The Lord promises Abram the land.
A war begins among the kings and Lot is taken captive. Abram returns to rescue Lot. The high-priest Melchizedek blesses Abram and Abram gives him a tenth of everything he owns.