In the beginning
"In the beginning...."Genesis 1:1
"In the beginning. . ." same at the first three words in the book of Genesis (Old Testament).
That depends on whether you believe that Jesus appeared in the Old Testament or not. If you do, Jesus first recorded words are "Let there be light." If you do not believe in Jesus in Old Testament, His first recorded words were in Luke 2:49, " Why are you looking for me? Don't you know I must do my Father's will."
The first three words of the Bible are "In the beginning."
In the King James version, the New Testament epistles contain the words "in Christ" eighty-three times.
"In the beginning...."Genesis 1:1
"In the beginning. . ." same at the first three words in the book of Genesis (Old Testament).
Genesis and John
In an English translation, the first three words are "In the beginning . . .". In its original language, the first three words are "b'ray-SHEET bah-RAH eh-lo-KEEM . . . " When translated, those three words cover "In the beginning god created . . . ". Hebrew is more efficient with words and syllables than many other languages are.
In English translations "In the beginning" are the first 3 words of Genesis, the first book of the Bible.ANOTHER ANSWER:It appears in two places: In Genesis 1 in the Old Testament, and John 1 in the New Testament.The book of John is to the New Testament what Genesis is to Old. They both start at the same place --at the "beginning" of creation.There can only be one beginning... and these two books both make reference to it.
FIRST THREE WORDS OF THE NEW TESTAMENTThere are 27 books in all in the New Testament. The first book is Matthew. The first three words in the first verse of the first chapter of Matthew (Matthew 1:1) are: "The book of..." The complete verse of Matthew 1:1 in the King James Version of the New Testament reads "The book of the generation of Jesus Christ, the son of David, the son of Abraham."Matthew 1:1 in the New International Version reads: "A record of the genealogy of Jesus Christ the son of David, the son of Abraham."
Let there be light
Reveal from the twelve sons of Jacob, by Jacob's last words to his twelve sons in Genesis 49:
In English; "In the". In Hebrew, ים.
first.. I think you mean "words" "We The People" are the first three words
That depends on whether you believe that Jesus appeared in the Old Testament or not. If you do, Jesus first recorded words are "Let there be light." If you do not believe in Jesus in Old Testament, His first recorded words were in Luke 2:49, " Why are you looking for me? Don't you know I must do my Father's will."
Genesis is one book out of anywhere between 39 and 50 books, depending on which version of the Old Testament you choose. That would be between about 2.5 and 2 percent - if you choose to count books. However, you might also choose to count chapters or verses, or words. The results will vary a bit, depending how you choose to count.