Genesis · Numbers · Job · Psalms · Isaiah · Daniel · Matthew · Revelation Genesis 1:16; 15:5; Numbers 24:17; Job 38:7; Isaiah 14:12; Daniel 12:3; Matthew 2:1-2; Revelation 22:16
God made the stars in a single clause of Genesis 1, and from that fact the whole canon builds: stars as covenant seed, as rulers, as the angelic host, as judgment, as forbidden worship. The fallen king of Babylon claimed the title and fell. Christ closes the arc: I am the bright morning star.
Genesis 15:1-21
Abram falls into a deep sleep while a smoking firepot and a flaming torch pass alone between the halved animals. The covenant is cut without his participation. One verse later, Yahweh reckons his faith as righteousness — a half-verse Paul will quote four times in Romans 4 alone. Gen 15 is the locus of the unilateral covenant, the chapter where God himself walks under the self-curse, and the OT verse from which the New Testament builds its entire grammar of grace.