After leaving God's presence, Cain built a city and named it after his first son: Enoch. Genesis 4:16-17

Samson was ambushed by his lover Delilah, and then revealed to her the secret his strength. Judges 16:18-20

The birth of Jesus is told in the Gospels of Matthew and Luke, at the beginning of the New Testament. Matthew 1 and 2; Luke 2.

For the price of 30 pieces of silver, Judas made a pact with the chief priests to hand Jesus over.

As Paul headed towards Damascus to persecute the Christians, he saw a shining light that made him fall to the ground. Jesus spoke to him and from that moment on he was converted to Christ.

Peter denied Jesus three times. When Jesus was arrested in Gethsemane, Peter fled and followed him from afar, but when asked, he denied that he knew the Lord. See Mark 14:66-72

God had the stars of heaven counted, if he could count them at all, as an illustration of the great offspring he would give to Abraham through Isaac.

Miriam and Aaron were Moses' siblings. See Exodus 15:20-21 and Exodus 6:16-20.

4 pairs of people entered the Ark, as well as pairs of various animals. They were: Noah and his wife, their 3 sons, Shem, Ham and Japheth and their respective wives. Genesis 7:13

The Garden of Eden. This was the place prepared by God for Adam and Eve when they were created. Genesis 2:8