The "Genealogy of Adam" refers to the lineage traced from Adam, the first human according to the Bible, through his descendants. This genealogy is primarily found in the book of Genesis, where it lists the names of Adam's sons, including Seth, Enosh, and others, highlighting the early generations of humanity. This lineage is significant in both religious and historical contexts, as it establishes the connection between Adam and later figures, such as Noah and ultimately Abraham. The genealogy serves to illustrate the continuity of human life and the divine plan as depicted in the Judeo-Christian tradition.