(2) The New Creation in Christ.

The same is true in the New Testament, where, on nine occasions the 'beginning' can be seen from the context to refer to the creation of the world. For example "…at the beginning the Creator 'made them male and female.'" (Matthew 19:4). But more frequently (at least thirty times) it may possibly be seen from the context to refer to the beginning of the preaching of the gospel, for example: "In the beginning was the Word…" (John 1:1).

"Many have undertaken to draw up an account of the things that have been fulfilled among us, just as they were handed down to us by those who from the first [KJV: "from the beginning"] were eyewitnesses and servants of the word." (Luke 1:1-2).

The same Greek word arche, usually translated 'beginning', can also mean 'first' or 'ruling', (for example as in the word 'archangel', which means the first or senior angel).

Baal
Babylon
Baptism
  1. "Baptism for the dead"
  2. Baptism with the Holy Spirit
Barbarians
Beelzebub
Beginning
  1. The Creation of the World
  2. The New Creation in Christ
Begotten
Believe, Belief, Believer
Bible
Bishop
Blasphemy
Blessedness
Blessing
Blood
Body
  1. The physical body
  2. The spiritual body
  3. The body of Christ
  4. "The body of Moses"
  5. "Spiritual bodies"
Born
Bread
Breaking Bread
Brothers and Sisters
Burial