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Introduction

What this course is about

Course roadmap 

Video and interaction note

Module 1: Why this book matters

Why Genesis 1–11 matters

African evidence is not decorative

Learner checks and transcription

Module 1 quiz

Module 2: How Oduyoye reads Hebrew through African languages

Hebrew is not isolated

Afro-Asiatic, Niger-Congo, and method

Not just sound-alike comparison

Module 2 quiz

Module 3: Genesis 1–2: creation, birth, speech, and theology

Why tôlĕdôt matters

Creation as birth: sky father and mother earth

Redirection, molding, and speech

Module 3 quiz

Module 4: Adam, Àdàmú Òrìṣà, blood, earth, and vitality

Adam is not simple

Adam, Enosh, earth, and blood

Àdàmú Òrìṣà as a climax term

riʾšôn ʾādām, rōʾš, and Òrìṣà

Module 4 quiz

Module 5: The sons of the gods and the daughters of men

The question in Genesis 6

Divine men, human women, and translation pressure

gibbōrîm, Gabriel, and African power-language

Èṣù Elégbara, Legba, and Lámúrúdù

Module 5 quiz

Module 6: YHWH, Yehwe, god-names, and divine language

Why YHWH is a problem

YHWH, Yehwe, Yèvè, Yihwe, and vodū

Thunder, fire, mountain, and Genesis 4:1

Divine names and corrective translation

Module 6 quiz

Module 7: Eden, paradise, knowledge, and the human problem

Eden is not just a pretty garden

Gan, garden, fence, and paradise

Eden, knowledge, clothing, and civilization

Module 7 quiz

Module 8: Noah, Ham, Canaan, and anti-Hamitic interpretation

Noah, rest, survival, and covenant

Mythology, theology, and science

Ham, Canaan, and the curse problem

Branching observations: the false extrabiblical Curse of Ham

Module 8 quiz

Module 9: Eber, Fulani, Abore, Bororo, Qayin, and Ògún

Eber, crossing over, and people on the move

Fulani, Fulɓe, Bororo, Abore, and migration routes

Qayin, Hano-k / Nok, and civilization

Tubal-Qayin, metalworking, and Ògún

Module 9 quiz

Module 10: Babel, language, and final synthesis

Babel is not just about language

Folk etymology and balala-balala

Babel as gate of God and language memory

What Oduyoye changes

Bible study and biblical studies belong together

Module 10 quiz

A phone-first TAGEDU mini-course on Modupe Oduyoye’s African-centered interpretation of Genesis 1–11, built as one mini-course with an Introduction and ten internal modules.

The African foundations of Genesis

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