Gleanings in Genesis

From the opening chapters of Genesis to the closing account of Joseph, Arthur W. Pink presents a rich exposition of the first book of Scripture, revealing its historical depth, doctrinal richness, and enduring spiritual significance. With reverence for the biblical text and careful attention to its unity, he demonstrates how Genesis lays the foundation for the entire message of redemption.
Rather than treating Genesis as a collection of ancient narratives, Pink shows how its people, events, and promises continue to speak with remarkable clarity to every generation. Creation, the Fall, the Flood, the patriarchs, and the life of Joseph are explored not only as historical realities but also as revelations of God's sovereign purpose and gracious dealings with His people.
One of the distinguishing features of this classic work is its Christ-centered approach. Throughout Genesis, Pink traces the many types, shadows, and promises that find their fulfillment in Christ, revealing the harmony of Scripture from beginning to end. His exposition combines sound biblical interpretation with practical application, making this volume valuable for both careful study and personal devotion.
This complete large print edition has been prepared for comfortable reading while preserving the integrity of Pink's original work. It is an excellent resource for pastors, Bible teachers, theological students, and readers seeking a deeper understanding of the book of Genesis and its central place within the whole of Scripture.

Arthur W. Pink (1886-1952) was a British Bible teacher and author whose expository writings continue to be widely read throughout the English-speaking world. Revered for his careful handling of Scripture and his emphasis on the sovereignty of God, Pink wrote numerous enduring works on biblical theology, Christian doctrine, and practical faith. His writings remain a trusted resource for pastors, students, and readers committed to serious Bible study.